RECEIVED JAN O 8 2018

INITIATIVE COORDINATOR ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE

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Cherie! Jensen, 13737 Quito Road, Saratoga, CA 95070 408 379-0463 (h) 408 930-0463 (c)

cherielj@earthlink.net

January 5, 2018

Initiative Coordinator, Ashley Johansson Department of Justice, Civil Division Government Law Section 1300 I Street, 17th Floor, Sacramento, CA 95 814

RE: Second Amendment- California Clean Environment Initiative, 17-0052

Dear Ashley,

I hereby request that a circulating title and summary of the chief purpose and points of this proposed measure, the "California Clean Environment Initiative," as hereby amended a second time, be prepared.

The full text of the proposed measure as amended is attached. I have also included a one page guide to the second amended text for your convenience in review.

If these Amendments will in any way delay the measure, please use the original text as formerly sent instead.

Signed and sent by U.S. overnight mail, January 5, 2018,

Chenel M. Jensen

Attachments enclosed: Amended text, 12 pages Quick guide to Second Amendments, one page

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17-0052 Arndt.#/

To the Honorable Secretary of State of California: We, the undersigned, registered, qualified voters of California, residents of_______ County, hereby propose amendments to the California Civil, Government, Health and Safety, Elections Code and Penal Codes, relating to the right to a clean environment and petition the Secretary of State to submit the same to the voters of California for their adoption or rejection at the next succeeding general election or at any special statewide election held prior to that general election or otherwise provided by law. The proposed statutory amendments read as follows:

This initiative shall be known as: THE CALIFORNIA CLEAN ENVIRONMENT INITIATIVE.

SECTION a., CLEAN ENVIRONMENT REQUIRED: We the people of California have inalienable right to clean: water, air, watersheds,

forests, land, crops, seeds, food, the ocean, roadsides, neighborhoods, creatures of the environment, our bodies and our children's bodies.

We have the right to organic food uncontaminated or genetically altered. We have the right to grow organic gardens uncontaminated by toxic pesticide, herbicide, fungicide or other toxins applied directly, from drift or applied from aircraft.

Genetically engineered flora and fauna of the environment, or flora and fauna fed genetically engineered life forms have not been objectively tested according to the criteria of SECTION e. to prove short or long term safety, cannot prove they will not genetically forever alter parts of the surrounding environment, or as food alter the genetics ofhuman or animal intestines, and thus are not allowed in California.

Pollinators including bees are essential to produce food and shall not be poisoned by chemicals applied to seeds, crops, land, water, urban areas or poison drift.

Any food, plant, animal feed, seed, soap, dryer sheet, shampoo, detergent, tooth paste, polish, cosmetic, deodorant, shaving lotion, lotion, sunscreen, toilet paper, diaper, tampon, sanitary napkin, bandage, fabric, clothing, toys, papers, receipts, household goods, or packaging must not contain toxic ingredients. Such new products shall not contaminate people or the environment by their presence, pollen, recycling, composting or disposal. Such new products and their packaging must be designed to be safely, easily and obviously recyclable or compostable without toxic materials.

All California residents require a safe radiation environment. No business, government, government employee, or any person has the right to poison

anyone, harm anyone, or the environment with their activity or products. California residents are not guinea pigs for corporations or the government. Corporations are not people, have no rights as if they were people, must accurately disclose contents and effects of their product contents, and can be sued and their officers and employees jailed, fined or both for infringement of the rights or failure of their responsibilities established by this initiative.

Incremental toxic exposures over time add to significant, never tested, complex exposures with substantial health and environmental consequences. California residents have the right to be free ofhazardous chemicals, particles, nanoparticles, engineered genetics (GMOs), or nuclear invasion of their body. California residents choose health over uncontrolled toxic exposure and damaged genetics.

SECTION b., THE URGENT NEED FOR THIS MEASURE:

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Cancer was a relatively rare disease a century ago. Now more than one in three people are projected to encounter cancer. Average life spans are recently reported shrinking by 5 years. Autism, almost unheard of in 1975, now alarmingly impacts more than one in 50 children, the rate rapidly accelerating. Cancer, autism, Parkinson's, kidney or liver failure, nerve damage and many other adverse, increasing medical conditions are known to be linked to toxic exposures, GMOs, and/or radiation. Tests now document pervasive, multi-chemical contamination in people, even newborns. Allergies and chemical sensitivities severely impact growing numbers.

Monstrous fires have burned forests desiccated by herbicide, seriously damaging watersheds and whole communities.

Herbicide-soaked and genetically manipulated food is now common, not labeled, nor are consumers warned so they cannot refuse to participate in untested experiments.

The U.S. Agriculture Department estimated that 42% of U.S honeybee colonies died in the 12-month period ending in April 2015. Continuing loss of bees and other pollinators poses a significant threat to our food supply.

Methane, a serious pollutant and contributor to climate change, is leaked by current fracking extraction and reckless in-ground fossil energy storage techniques seriously threatening a livable climate and contaminating the surrounding lands and people. The reckless handling and use of chemicals, radiation and GMOs is virtually uncontrolled. These chemicals now threaten our health, our food, all life, our genetic heritage and the very climate of the planet. Governmental, until now, has failed to protect the people and environment from toxic chemicals, radiation and GMOs.

For all these reasons and more, we, the people of California require substantially more control over pollution than we have had in the past, thus this initiative.

SECTION c. CALIFORNIA CLEAN ENVIRONMENT AUTHORITY (CCEA). The regulation of the subject matter of this measure will be overseen by the California

Clean Environment Authority governed by an elected, three-person California Clean Environment Authority Board, elected by the voters of California beginning in the next statewide election and each four-years thereafter. Candidates for the CCEA Board must be registered California voters for at least sixteen prior years.

Funding to influence this election can come only from individual California registered voters. Individual donations per election are limited to $1,000. No corporate funds, political action committee (PACs) funds, or out-of-state funds are allowed to influence any California Clean Environment Authority Board election.

Those having a history of current or past employment with any industry benefiting from products regulated by this initiative are not eligible to serve on the CCEA Board or staff. No CCEA board member or employee can accept benefit from any regulated industry within 10 years of their CCEA employment. All industry communication with the Board shall be electronic and immediately available for public review or within a noticed, broadcast public meeting.

Until the election of the CCEA Board, the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment ( established by Proposition 65), will begin the scientific, regulatory and investigative work of the California Clean Environment Authority.

Neither the California Governor nor Legislature shall have authority to override the CCEA Elected Board actions.

Due to the subject matter of this initiative, whistle blowers in government, private business or research are one key to operation of this measure. It is a felony violation of this

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measure to fire, remove a license to practice a profession, attempt to silence, punish or contribute to punishment of a whistleblower.

If a project or process threatens to increase air, water, or land pollution, or impact adversely the radiation environment, or alter our genetic heritage these changes shall be addressed in an Environmental Impact Report (BIR) or Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The California Clean Environment Authority Board shall review those EIRs or EISs and require project alteration to stop or minimize to the greatest extent all adverse impacts.

The CCEA is responsible to evaluate chemicals and processes, establish and conduct scientific testing, review manufacturers research, adjust the list of prohibited chemicals and processes to further promote a clean environment and determine safe non-ionizing radiation parameters to protect health, infant safety, future generations and the environment.

The California State Legislature shall provide the financial means to achieve a clean, safe, healthy environment through the CCEA.

SECTION d., TOXIC TRESPASS: The uninvited exposure to toxic or harmful substances, genetically altered food or

environmental flora or fauna, nanoparticles, injurious radiation frequencies, patterns or intensities, these further described within this measure, constitutes toxic trespass on individuals, groups, the people's environment, public or private property, land, the common air and atmosphere, waters of California, or California's part of the Pacific Ocean whether such trespass arises from actions or failure to act when there is a responsibility to act, by a: patent holder, user, grower, applier, fracker, owner, manufacturer, contractor, transporter, public official, government organization, public utility, health care professional, neighbor, neighborhood organization, or any other person or group, unless such action is to limit wider exposure. Individual polluters, CEOs, administrators, board members, supervisors, doctors, and managers of any organization violating this measure so as to cause unwanted exposures, are subject to tort actions and criminal prosecution.

SECTION e., PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE. We, Californians, have the right in our person and families to live, as free as possible,

from toxic chemical or toxic process-caused cancer, paralysis, structural or functional birth defects, autism spectrum disorder, diminished intelligence, gut cell genetic alteration, seizures; pregnancy complications, developmental complications, cellular structural damage; structural and functional nerve damage, demyelination, brain tumors, Guillain-Barre syndrome, ALS; fluorosis, brittle bones; joint damage; altered thyroid, testosterone, estrogen, cortisone, sperm counts, pineal gland calcification, early or delayed puberty, extra heavy or lengthy menstrual bleeding, reproductive system damage, or other harmful hormone related impacts; Parkinson's; Alzheimer's; eye damage such as reduced vision, dry eyes, twitching eye lids, red eyes, watery eyes, cataracts, macular degeneration, blindness; hearing damage; intestinal bacteria die-off or alteration; chemical bums, rash, eczema, abnormal hair loss, photosensitivity, inflammation, spontaneous nose bleeding, idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura; breathing difficulty, asthma, voice volume or frequency losses, repeated coughing, choking, rhinitis, chemical sensitivity, allergy, anaphylaxis, immune system deregulation, lupus, fibromyalgia; pancreas, kidney, spleen or liver damage, diabetes; interference with sleep, inability to concentrate; pain, headache, racing heart; body retention of the toxic substance or its' breakdown products; invasion of living cell wall structures by nanoparticles; or changes to the body's genetic material, or other adverse

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conditions. Substances and processes found to cause the above, or other health-destructive effects

shall be removed from commerce if their use is of a non-essential nature, shall be designed for isolation of elements as fabricated, used and discarded where the use is essential to a working economy, lifesaving or required for essential functions such as brakes and brake fluid, batteries, machining to make essential products where other, safer materials and methods have been evaluated but are not available. Under this measure, lead in gasoline, solder or paint is prohibited (as now). However, lead containing car batteries are permitted, but recycling of the contents of batteries is required by this measure and the lead must be contained. Lead solder for copper pipes is now prohibited, but because many homes now have lead solder in their pipes and fluoride in water is corrosive and will leach out the lead into the water, fluoride is a prohibited water additive.

We, the people, have the responsibility for stewardship of the environment and the integrity and balance among creatures including, mammals, birds, ducks, bats, amphibians, dragonflies, and other beneficial insects and creatures. They require a clean environment and food. They are susceptible to pesticides used for mass mosquito killing, other toxins, trash, radiation, certain radio frequencies, nanoparticles, and loss of food from disproportionate killing, yet they are the everyday first-line of defense against mosquitoes. Use of pesticides and other toxins disproportionately damage these creatures, their food and habitat and is therefore counterproductive. CO2, fan and pheromone traps, draining neglected pools, and draining standing water sources are acceptable, effective mosquito control techniques. Mass pesticide applications from truck mounted foggers or aircraft is not acceptable as much more than mosquitoes are poisoned including the people and the critical natural mosquito control system.

We the people are determined to be free from human-caused uninvited exposures to: uncontained heavy metals and other toxic chemicals; damaging ionizing and non-ionizing radiation; genetically engineered food, flora or fauna; nanoparticles, and manufactured substances that cannot be recycled or composted.

Where independent research shows substances or processes: impact beneficial organisms of the interactive environment; are patented life forms; are nano-size capable of invading living cell walls; alter sex characteristics; interfere with mineral binding in digestive systems or in environmental fauna or flora; cause mineral binding in soil resulting in loss of productivity of the soil; desiccate vegetation increasing fire risk; reduce beneficial insects; contribute to native pollinator loss or honey bee colony collapse; or otherwise impact native frog, dragonfly, damselfly, bat, fish, avian or amphibian populations, these substances or processes shall not be used in California.

Essential medical equipment may be allowed with the SECTION e. listed effects until safer products are available to perform essential functions. Industrial, scientific and medical nuclear radiation sources are only allowed by this initiative provided establishment of secure locations for long term containment of radiation materials on the timetable herein specified.

Three generation animal testing is required to assure materials and processes do not hand down damages through generations.

Isolated animal scientific testing may be allowed on genetically engineered animals. Those proposing introduction of specific chemicals, radiation, nanoparticles, products

and processes shall provide CCEA their test results, but tests shall also be conducted by CCEA researchers, universities and/or by independent laboratories before introduction. Regulatory testing shall be funded by the proponent.

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Substances currently in trade and circulation exhibiting any of the above effects in independent testing shall be removed from trade on a timetable as follows: where the use provides urgent actual life support such as brakes on cars and other automotive or mechanical safety features and no alternatives exist, as soon as there is an adequate safer alternative; where use is convenient but not necessary, within two years of adoption of this initiative, or as soon as a safer alternative exists whichever is sooner; where materials for particular uses are not necessary and do not enhance convenience or where alternatives are in use now, these introductions are prohibited 6 months from adoption of this measure. Exceptions can be made in closed systems where no person and no part of the environment is or will be exposed in the product lifetime, conversion or disposal.

SECTION f., TOXIC TRESPASS IS PROHIBITED WHETHER BY MEANS OF: direct or indirect environmental release by aircraft of any altitude, vehicle, truck fogger, pipeline, rail car, balloon, watercraft, drift; release into homes or other buildings, adding chemically contaminated water to any water body, injecting into land or aquifers, spreading on land; planting or otherwise spreading pesticide contaminated or genetically engineered seeds; allowing escape of live genetically engineered fish or fish eggs; incorporation in a product designed to go down the storm or sanitary drain; incorporation into a product designed to be discarded within 2 years, designed for trade, production, or manufacturing; or radiation emitter emitting damaging frequencies, patterns or intensities.

SECTION g., CLEAN WATER: Water districts, agencies and companies providing water shall provide water as clean as

possible. As soon as possible, or within 3 years of the passage of this measure water delivered to

California customers, where treated, shall be treated with oxygen systems rather than chlorine to prevent formation of chloramines.

Upon passage of this measure, no forms of fluoride shall be added to delivered tap water because fluoride causes significant IQ deficits in children, dental fluorosis, lead leaching from pipes, pineal gland calcification, thyroid depression, other human damages, and poisons waters, vegetation and soil.

California lakes, streams, aquifers and the ocean shall not be used for toxic waste, trash, oil or gas extraction, or heat disposal.

SECTION h., TOXIC TRESPASS IS PROIDBITED IN CALIFORNIA, whether for: someone or the public's "own good," individual, business, group or corporation's profit, curiosity, testing, convenience, or accident.

SECTION i., TRESPASS AND TRESPASS TORTS, PENAL TIES: Uninvited toxic chemical contamination, nanoparticle contamination, genetically

engineered flora, seeds and fauna, toxic injections, damaging non-ionizing radiation frequencies, intensities or cycling above set limits, and ionizing radiation exposure are "trespass "misdemeanors" or "trespass felonies" and "trespass torts" ofhuman or environmental exposure. Trespass misdemeanors, felonies and trespass torts address an increment of real increased hazard. Effects may not become name-recognized for several years. Because cancer, other human exposure injuries, reduction of the capacity of soils to produce food, loss of pollinators

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and other effects can take many years to recognize, violation of this initiative's provisions and crimes under Penal Code Sections 374.8, and 375, trespass misdemeanors, felonies and torts are not required to prove injury, but to both penalize and compensate for invasion of bodily privacy or environmental trespass through exposure possibly shortening life, altering life processes, sapping energy, or limiting the ability of the environment to support life.

Trespass misdemeanor penalties per trespass victim or community are 2 days to 2 months in prison and up to $500 fine per day per person. Trespass felony penalties are 3 months to 35 years in prison and unlimited fines in accord with toxicity and intensity of exposures, the higher amounts to compensate neighborhoods, communities and even the state population for hazardous exposures. Half of trespass fines are for those trespassed, 3/10 for support of the CCEA including scientific work, awards for innovative, less toxic solutions, and 1/10 to local law enforcement and local agencies who investigate and prosecute trespass felonies. One tenth of fines shall be reserved to protect whistleblowers.

Juries shall determine awards based on violation of the right to a clean environment, and future potential damages. Such award may compensate for such losses as a projected: shortened life span; chronic pain; immune system damage leading to cancer in the future or other illness; fatigue; the increased possibility of acquiring Parkinson's, Alzheimer's; loss of kidney, liver or pancreas function, diabetes; gut system damage; potential loss of productivity of land; loss of quality of or loss of use of an aquifer; potential loss of ability to grow organic food or any food; accelerated climate change; loss of genetic heritage; or similar potential damages from effects of exposure as described in SECTION e.

SECTION j., "TRESPASS PERSONAL INJURY" is for recognized injury and damage following contamination or exposure as a tort and felony.

SECTION k., ENVIRONMENTAL TRESPASS PROPERTY DAMAGE PROIDBITED: "Environmental trespass property damage" is a separate felony and tort for prohibited

contamination of soil, air, atmosphere, water, vegetation, damaging non-ionizing radiation above set limits, or ionizing radiation contamination.

Each user, patent holder, contributing manufacturer, distributor, retail seller, exporter, importer, transporter, applicator, together or separately, shall be held responsible in criminal law and tort law for the fact of contamination caused by their product or actions, and in addition are subject to separate felonies for lies or concealment about their product or actions in contamination of the environment.

SECTION I., RISK/BENEFIT ASSESSMENTS ARE NOT USED IN CALIFORNIA. The CCEA shall not approve any toxic potential based on "risk assessment" but shall act

based on its responsibility for uncontaminated, undamaged people and environment taking into account long term effects, vulnerability, consent, cumulative effects weighted with actual need for the product or process and less toxic alternatives.

Sustaining a corporate existence or profit are not acceptable reasons to approve a toxic product or action.

SECTION m., PROHIBITED PROCESSES include: 1) Fracking gas extraction techniques which leak methane on or off shore, and insecure

storage of methane containing gases are hereby prohibited. California has no water to pollute by

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:fracking and no sacrifice zone for polluted water, thus no new fracking can be permitted. Gaseous and liquid fossil fuels storage is subject to inspection at any time without announcement, and must be managed securely to prevent leaks into soils, aquifers, or the atmosphere.

2) Soils shall be managed to sequester carbon. 3) Genetically engineered food, environmental flora, fauna and vaccine ingredients,

cannot be grown, developed, sold, tested, gifted, injected or transported in or through California as they interfere with our genetic heritage, are a serious health threat, and are not tested for health according to SECTION e., or I. criteria.

Life forms genetically engineered include those where: genes, DNA, RNA, or chromosomes from one species have been inserted into another species, where Bt has been genetically made integral, where genetic components are switched on or off, where the CRISPR genome editing technique was used, or which include the episite gene (anti-sperm gene), patented life forms, terminator seeds, or flora or fauna from these techniques ( exception is made for genetically engineered test animals and medical research other than vaccines.).

4) No safe storage exists for nuclear power plants spent fuel, so no new nuclear materials for nuclear power plants shall be brought into California. Materials emitting ionizing radiation may not be retained or used within 10 miles of land subject to tsunami, predicted sea rise, flooding, landslides, in watersheds, fault zones, agricultural land, or places people live or work. Waste nuclear materials must be safely encapsulated to last for at least 150 years. CCEA shall provide a plan to isolate materials emitting ionizing radiation no later than 5 years from the date of adoption of this measure and remote isolation of nuclear waste must be completed by 2028.

5) "Smart meters" are prohibited in California because they are neither smart nor meters but intermittent samplers, not accountable, emit and receive unnecessary radiation, have not been tested for safety, have a history of explosion and fire and their introduction violated the California Environmental Quality Act and the National Environmental Quality Act. Smart meters shall be removed within a four-year time frame beginning with those households with children below the age of 10, then multifamily households, then the remainder ofpower connections. As there was no rate study, those who were charged for opting out shall be fully and immediately reimbursed all opt out fees paid, with 2% interest.

No radiation emitters or receivers shall be connected to high voltage transmission towers near residential areas as the electromagnetic :frequencies and intensities from the transmission lines alone already burden nearby children. No new radiation emitters or receivers or additions to these shall be located in residential zoning districts on or within 350 feet of school facilities, children's bedrooms, daycare facilities, libraries or near children's parks or playfields until limits under section 6) below are in place.

6) Emissions and reception of radio frequencies in the one millimeter to one meter range shall be investigated for health effects and interference with AM and FM radio. Within 3 years, limits on frequencies, power, pulse at certain modulations, cycling and distances to sensitive receptors, shall be scientifically established by CCEA. Set limits shall protect newborns, children and sensitive individuals from sleep disturbance, cancer, ability to concentrate, autism, blood/brain barrier leakage, and hyperactivity. Limits shall protect FM, AM and TV frequencies from interference. These limits shall go into effect as they are established and shall be incorporated into the zoning codes throughout the state. Emission levels, patterns, frequencies and emitter locations shall be adjusted accordingly. Cities and counties shall assure copper land communication lines and systems are retained and maintained. All new and replaced

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neighborhood power and communication lines shall be underground. 7) Raw organic almonds and other organic foods may be sold without coating, heat or

radiation treatment. Supplements from food concentrates, amino acids, natural vitamins, minerals and natural hormones shall be allowed in trade without prejudice and may be removed from the market only for contamination, false labeling, synthetic, underweight or out-of-date contents.

8) Californians require unpolluted skies. No biologicals, particulates, metals, lithium, waste, other potentially damaging substances or radiation may be applied to the sky by aircraft or other means. No climate altering project may be undertaken without full disclosure of the project, a full Environmental Impact Report and open process before the CCEA where the public is engaged and a clear, public beneficial purpose is determined by majority vote of the people of all affected jurisdictions.

SECTION n. PROHIBITED TOXIC SUBSTANCES INCLUDE: Specific agricultural poisons tested positive for residues in food, groundwater and drinking water as reported in the US.D.A. Pesticide Data Program, Annual Summary 2013, published December 2014, heavy metals, arsenic, fumigants containing: methyl iodide, methyl bromide, Telone, Telone (1,3-D), 1,3-Dichloropropene (1,3-D), metam sodium, chloropicrin, other highly toxic fumigants, cis­chlordane, pentachlorobenzene and all other organochlorine containing pesticides, pyriproxyfen, organophosphate containing pesticides, piperonyl butoxide containing pesticides, pesticides containing pyrethroids, pyrethroid esters and pyrethroid like esters, carbamate containing pesticides, rotenone, pyridaben; herbicides containing: Agent orange, Aminopyralid, amitrole (aminotriazole), atrazine, aminomethylphosphonic acid (AMPA), Alachlor, Dacthal® (DCPA, dimethyl tetrachloro terephthalate), diquat, chlorophenoxy­herbicides, cyanazine, Enlist Duo, MCPA, 2,4-D (2,4-dichlorophenoxy acetic acid), 2,4,5-T, Dicamba, triclopyr, glyphosate herbicides (including Roundup, Accord, Rodeo), glyphosate analogs, glyphosine, glufosinate, glufosinate ammonium, Imazapyr, indoleacetic acid, Isoproturon systemic herbicide, Lasso, mecoprop, hexa, hepta or octa-dibenzo-p-dioxins, Paraquat, picloram, propazine, Tordon 22K, Silvex, Simazine, TCDD phenoxy herbicide 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin, TOK E25, TOK RM, Touchdown, triazine group, trietazine, Trifluralin, systemic insecticides containing: integral Bacillus thuringiensis, integral Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis, pesticides containing ingredients based on neonicotinoid chemistry including but not limited to acetamiprid, clothianidin, Dinotefuran 20SG, imidacloprid, nitenpyram, nithiazine, sulfoxaflor, thiacloprid, Thiamethoxam, second generation rat poisons containing: brodifacoum, bromadiolone, chlorophacinone, difethialone and diphacinone, fungicides: methylene chloride, Captan, tebuconazole, Prochloraz, pyraclostrobin and trifloxystrobin, famoxadone, picoxystrobin and fenamidone, asbestos, 2-Butoxyethanol (as in Corexit 9527A, Corexit 9500), pentachlorophenol (PCP), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), potassium bromate, 4-nonylphenol, buytylphenol; "flame retardants": organohalogens, Firemaster 550, polybrominated dipheyl ethers, OctaPBDEs, PentaBDE, Deca-BDE, TBBPA, triphenyl phosphate (TPHP), t-butyl triphenyl phosphate (tb-PDPP), isopropyl triphenyl phosphate (ip-PDPP), 2-ethylhexyl-2,3,4,5 tetrabromobenzoate (EH-TBB), TCEP, Tris (1,3-dichloroisopropyl) phosphate (TDCPP), tris (2-chloroethyl) phosphate (TCEP), tris (chloropropyl) phosphate (TCPP), tris (l,3-dichloro-2-propyl) phosphate (TDCIPP), tris (1-chloro-2-propyl) phosphate (TCIPP), herbicides and pesticides containing fluoride including but not limited to: Fluridone, Fludioxonil, Fluroxypyr, Trifluralin, benzovindiflupyr, sulfuryl fluoride, certain chlorofluorocarbon refrigerants: (CFC 11, 12, HCFA-22, any

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chlorofluorocarbons with ozone depleting potential ofmore than 0.1 due to damage to the ozone layer), CFC refrigerants with an atmospheric life of over 10 years, fluoride containing compounds: 2-(N-Ethyl-perfluorooctane sulfonamido) acetic acid, 2-(N-Methyl-perfluorooctane sulfonamido) ethanol (N-MeFOSE), PFPEs, PFCAs, Perfluorobutane sulfonic acid (PFBS), fluorotelomer-based chemicals, 4:2 diPAP, 4:2 FTOH, 6:2 FTOHs, DiPAPs, 6:2 diPAP, 6:2/8:2 diPAPs, 8:2 FTOH, 8:2 diPAP, 8:2 monoPAP, 8.2 FTS, 10:2 diPAP, 10.3 FTOH, PFASs, PFBA, PFOS, PFBS, PFPeA, PFHxS, PFHpS, PFHxA, PFTDA, PFTrDA, PFHxDA, PFOcDA, PF AS, PFPeS, PFUnA, PF AS, PFCA, PSF A, PFNA, PFNS, PFis, PFDA, PFBA, PFSA, PFDS, FTCA, FTUCA, fluorinated iodine alkanes (FIAs), fluorinated diiodine alkanes (FDIAs), polyfluoroalkyl phosphates (PAPs), Perfluorododecanoic acid (PFDoA), Perfluorodecanoic acid, Perfluoroheptanoic acid, Perfluorohexane sulfonic acid , Perfluorononanoic acid, Perfluorooctane sulfonamide, Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid, (PFOS) Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), Perfluoroundecanoic acid, 6:2 flurotelomar sultonamide alkylbetaine, polyfluorinated ether sulfonate, Cl-PF As, Cl-PFHxS, ketone-PFOS, ether-PFHxS, fluorosilicic acid, hydrofluorosilicic acid, hexafluorosilicic acid, sodium silicofluoride, silcone tetrafluoride, hydrogen fluoride, PFCs perfluorinated compounds as a class, chemicals that break down to PFOAs, polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), Teflon T , PFOA or perfluorooctanoic acid, fluoride chemicals termed C8, C7, C6, C5, C4, C3, C2, PFOS (Perfluorooctane sulfonate), other: diethylsilbesterol, bromodichloroacetic acid, bovine growth hormone, drugs: Rohypnol, GHB, Ketamine. Prohibited for air fresheners, carpeting, clothing, clothes hangers, cosmetics, cleaners, cookware, detergents, deodorant, deodorizers, dryer sheets, food, food and beverage containers, flooring, fragrances, furniture, hair spray, hair dye, insect repellant, jewelry, nail polish, nail polish remover, packaging, personal care products, pesticides, polishers, receipts, product containers, skin care products, shower curtains, soaps, shampoos, saving cream and toys: the substances above in this section and in addition: antimony and antimony in loose dusting powders, benzene, Benzophenone 4 (BP4), benzylparben, butyl cellosolve, butylparaben, Ceteareth-20.,__cocamide DEA,_cocamide MEA,_2, 5-dichlorophenol (2, 5-DCP), metabolite of 1,4-dichlorobenzene (paradichlorobenzene), diethanolamine, DEA,_DEA-cetyl phosphate, DEA oleth-3 phosphate,_ethanolamine-compounds (on which 1,4-dioxane is generated through a process called ethoxylation), DMDM triethanolamine TEA, formaldehyde, Hydantoin (formaldehyde releasing preservative), isobutylparaben, isopropylparaben, lauramide DEA, linoleamide MEA, methylene glycol, methylparaben, mineral oil, myristamide DEA, nonylphenol ethoxylates (NPEs) polystyrene, oleamide DEA, phenol, petrolatum, petroleum solvents, propylene oxide (PPO), propylparaben, propyl triphenyl phosphate, Quaternium-15, sodium laureth sulfate, styrene, synthetic musks and other synthetic fragrances, TEA-lauryl sulfate,_toluene, trichloroethane, tricholorethylene, tricolsan, Triethanolamine , xylene, phthalates including: Benzylbutyl phthalate (BzBP), Dipropylheptyl phthalate (DPHP) (plasticizer), Di-n-octyl phthalate (DnOP), di(2-ethylhexylphthlatate) (DEHP), diethyl phthalate, di-2-ethyl phthalate (DEP), dibutyl phthalates (DBP), phthalates as part of PVC, fragrance linked phthalates, di-isobutylphthalate (DIBP), di­isononyl phthalate (DINP), di-isodecyl phthalate (DIDP), octylphenol, artha-phthalates, (Phthalates and PVC in construction materials, laboratory equipment, medical devices, o rings, car parts, infant seats and other longer term uses are not prohibited by this measure, however phthalates must be replaced with safer materials as soon safer alternatives are available. paper bleaching: where furans or dioxides are found in end products, also prohibited: PCB, PCB-11 volatile form, all heavy metals in unnecessary applications (For example lead in hair dye is

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prohibited. Lead in batteries is not prohibited by this measure but a system for capture of battery lead must be in place. Mercury in vaccines is prohibited but not prohibited in certain special laboratory and industrial devices. Cadmium in fabric dye is prohibited but not prohibited in cadmium containing batteries where systems for capture are in place. Arsenic is in the natural and built environment but arsenic pesticides, growth promoters and wood preservatives is prohibited.) Artificial fragrances, artificial musks including but not limited to Galaxolide, polybrominated dibenzofurans, polybrominated dibenzodioxins, decabromodiphenyl ether, octabromodiphenyl ether, pentabromodiphenyl ether, benzylparaben, Bisphenol A (BP A), Bisphenol B (BPS), butylparaben, ethylparaben, food dyes: FD&C red No. 3 and 40, carmine, Orange B, yellow dye No. 5 and 6, FD&C Blue No. 1 and 2, and FD&C Green No. 3, hexachlorobenzene, isobutylparaben, methylisothiazolinone, methylparaben, oxybenzone, paraben, plastic microbeads, Polyethersulfone (PES), Polystyrene (PS) propylparaben, triclosan, triphenyl phosphate (TPHP), and perchlorate are prohibited unless the use is found essential and will be contained so it does not pollute people, land, water or air.

SECTION o., PROIDBITED EXPERIMENTAL, TOXIC OR OTHERWISE DANGEROUS COMPONENTS IN MEDICAL INJECTIONS AND DEVICES include: mercury, lead, aluminum, aluminum hydroxide, arsenic, cadmium, metal bits, radioactive substances, benzene, fluoride, genetically engineered substances, cancer cells, ever-living cells, formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, nanoparticles, flu protein that cross-reacts with the brain's orexin receptor (causing narcolepsy), other proteins that cross-react with the body's natural peptides thereby causing lifetime hyper-immune response, the HlNl virus implicated in causing narcolepsy, Dulbecco's Modified Eagle Medium, porcine circovirus types 1 and 2, monosodium glutamate, other glutamates, aspartame, WI-38 human diploid lung fibroblasts, polysorbate 80 (delayed ovarian toxicity), ethylene glycol, insect cells, hexadecyltrimethylammonium bromide, squalene, botulinum toxoid in vaccine, pyridostigmine bromide, phenol, mineral oil, viral protein except the specific virus being vaccinated for. Each vaccine dose shall be individually packaged to prevent potential contamination.

MEDICAL INJECTION TESTING REQUIRED: Beginning in three years, vaccines as formulated must have been tested on at least 2,000 test animals compared to at least 2,000 fully unvaccinated animals initially and if they show safety and effectiveness there, then tested on at least 2,000 human volunteers compared to an equal sized, fully unvaccinated control group before that vaccine is given generally in California. Vaccine testing shall be overseen by the CCEA. Full on-line disclosure is required of all vaccine contents and, without delay, all adverse California outcomes.

SECTION p., MEDICAL INJECTION FREEDOM: People have control without penalty over the spacing, numbers and types of medical injections administered to them, their children and wards, except that no child who has experienced an adverse reaction to a vaccine involving collapse, convulsions, vomiting, hives, seizure, brain or nerve numbing effects, paralysis, fever over 102.5°f lasting more than 3 hours, adverse gastrointestinal effects within 2 weeks of vaccination, narcolepsy, or a persistent hard lump at the vaccine site over 1/2" diameter shall be given additional vaccines. A common data base shall be established to report all adverse reactions to vaccinations.

No one shall be excluded from medical care, medical practice, insurance, insurance payments, entitlements, employment, school, daycare, or removed from caregivers on the basis

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of their medical injection decisions. Vaccination shall be given only in a medical clinic or office, or hospital. A parent or

guardian must be present, fully informed of the contents of the vaccine and reported effects of the vaccine. People may freely decide to or not to vaccinate, and consent must be in writing using the word "vaccination" for a child or themselves.

At birth, natural Vitamin K shall be given to infants by drops, instead of synthetic Vitamin K by injection. At birth, infants shall not be vaccinated for hepatitis, a disease of adults, unless they have been exposed to hepatitis.

SECTION q., ADULTERATED: FOODS, FIBER, FLORA, FAUNA, AIR, SOIL, LAND AND WATER ARE PROHIBITED IN CALIFORNIA.ADULTERATED FOODS INCLUDE: any food grown on land where municipal sewage sludge, fracking waste and/or other contamination has been applied, any food, fiber, paper, timber, vegetation grown or processed in the presence ofprohibited poisons and processes listed in SECTIONS nor o, or later added by CCEA, animals or animal products intended for the food chain fed genetically engineered food, ractopamine, zilpaterol, steroids, growth hormones, cocciodiostats, arsenicals, beta agonist animal drugs, antibiotics including nitrofurans and chloramphenicol, or any other substance intended to artificially promote growth, cancer causing substances in food or supplements: acesulfame-potassium, artificial colorings, aspartyl-phenylalanine-1-methy 1-ester, butylated hydroyanisole (BHA), butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT), caramel color with ammonia, carrageenan, diacetyl, potassium bromate, propyl 3,4,5-trihydroxybenzoate, sodium benzoate, tert-butylhydroquinone, azodicarbonamide, polysorbate 80, ammonium sulfate, or fish fed ethoxyquin.

SECTION r., THE TERM "NATURAL" as it applies to flora, fauna, food, supplements, and fiber may be used in product labels and advertising only where prohibited ingredients and processes in this measure have not been used in their growth or preparation, nor have they been irradiated nor do they contain trans-fats, hydrogenated fats, hexane processed oils, artificial flavors, artificial food colors, monosodium glutamate, sulfites, corn-derived fructose, carrageenan, 1,2-benzisothiazolin-3-one-1, 1-dioxide, artificial folate (folic acid), artificial B 12 (cyanocobalamin), other synthetic vitamins, carboxymethylcellulose, gluten as an additive, wheat-derived modified food starch, wheat-derived mono-and Di-glycerides, chlorine-bleached wheat flour, Olestra, Salatrim, saccharin, sucralose, acesulfame-potassium or aspartame.

The term "Natural" can apply to fabrics where prohibited substance in SECTIONS n., o., and q., and substances later prohibited by CCEA, have not been used in fiber growth, preparation or product finish.

THE TERM "DIET" may be used on food product labels and advertising only if that food product is shown by the weight of significant independent research to be causally related to sustained, actual weight loss.

TO CARRY A LABEL "ORGANIC" in California, a product must conform, at a minimum, to USDA organic processes and standards as of 2016.

SECTION s., OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT. --It is unlawful for a public servant, with corrupt intent to obtain a benefit for any person or

business or to cause contamination to people or the environment, to: 1) Falsify, or cause another person to falsify, any official record or official document;

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2) Conceal, cover up, destroy, mutilate, or alter any official record or official document or cause another person to perform such an act;

3) Obstruct, delay, or prevent the full force and effect of this measure; or 4) Obstruct, delay or prevent communication of record of facts concerning listed substances

and implementation of this measure.

SECTION t., STANDING, CLASS ACTION, STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS: The Attorney General shall defend this initiative in all court challenges. Chemical references, as herein spelled, apply to the chemical or product containing the

chemical in all its various spellings and chemical numbers. If any word, phrase, sentence, or paragraph of this measure is found by a court of

competent jurisdiction to be invalid, all other parts of this measure shall remain in full force, intent and effect.

Where in conflict with other California law, this initiative takes precedence. California residents have standing in court for toxic trespass torts. The California state court system has jurisdiction to adjudicate toxic trespass. Toxic trespass torts are subject to class action law suits without court permission. There is no Statute of Limitations on the crimes or torts of this measure.

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