Former California Gov. Jerry Brown poses for a photo on one of the hills on his ranch near Williams, Calif., . Brown is living off the grid in retirement, but he's still deeply connected on two issues that captivated him while in office and now are center stage globally: climate change and the threat of nuclear war

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Jerry Brown Off the Grid, Williams, United States - 02 Mar 2022

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown discusses his life out of office, at his ranch near Williams, Calif

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown discusses his life out of office, at his ranch near Williams, Calif., . Brown commended President Joe Biden for not raising the U.S. nuclear threat level after Russian President Vladimir Putin made veiled threats to use his country's nuclear arsenal amid its war in Ukraine. Brown also urged Biden to resist Republican calls to increase oil production as gasoline prices soar

With his dog, Colusa at his feet, former California Gov. Jerry Brown discusses his life out of office, at his ranch near Williams, Calif., . The 83-year-old, who left office in 2019, serves as executive chairman of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, which sets the Doomsday Clock measuring how close humanity is to self-destruction. He's also on the board of the Nuclear Threat Initiative

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown uses an all-terrain vehicle to tour his ranch near Williams, Calif., . Brown is living off the grid in retirement on a rural stretch of land his family has owned since the 19th century. But he's still deeply connected on climate change and the threat of nuclear war, two issues that have long captivated him

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown walks past one of the two solar panels that provides the power to his home near Williams, Calif., . In the three years since he left office, he's lived with his wife, Anne Gust Brown, in a home that's literally off the grid, meaning its unconnected to the local electric utilities and powered by solar energy. Beyond tending to the vast property, Brown remains engaged on issues including climate changes and the threat of nuclear war

San Diego assistant coach Jerry Brown reacts after a foul call during an NCAA college basketball game against Gonzaga, in San Diego

Gonzaga Basketball, San Diego, United States - 03 Feb 2022

Bottles of Mountain House Olive Oil, produced by former California Gov. Jerry Brown are displayed at Brown's home near Williams, Calif

Jerry Brown Off the Grid, Williams, United States - 30 Oct 2021

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown stands on the bed of an all-terrain vehicle to pick olives during harvest time at his home near Williams, Calif

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown gets help harvesting olives from 21-month-old Mae Callahan Johnson, at his ranch near Williams, Calif., . Mae's mother, Jamie Callahan, a former member of Brown's governor's office staff, was one of the more than two dozen friends and old colleagues who made their way to Brown's rural Colusa County ranch to help with the olive harvest

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown and his wife, Anne Gust Brown take their dogs, Colusa, left, and Cali, right, for a walk at their ranch near Williams, Calif

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown and his wife, Anne Gust Brown pick olives during harvest time at their home near Williams, Calif., . Since leaving office in 2019, the Brown lives in rural Colusa County, where he tends to his small olive tree orchard and in the fall invites friends and old colleagues to help with the harvest

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown looks over some his olive trees during harvest time at his home near Williams, Calif., . Brown harvests olives on the property where he's lived since leaving the governor's office in 2019. He and his wife, Anne Gust Brown, turn the harvest into olive oil that they share with friends

Former Gov. Jerry Brown watches as his wife, Anne Gust Brown transfers olives into boxes during the olive harvest at their ranch near Williams, Calif., . Beyond tending to his vast property, Brown remains engaged on issues including climate change and the threat of nuclear war

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown, center in orange hat, has lunch with friends and old colleagues who traveled to Colusa County ranch to help him with the olive harvest on his ranch near Williams, Calif., . Brown is living off the grid in retirement, but he's still deeply connected on two issues that captivated him while in office and now are center stage globally: climate change and the threat of nuclear war

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown climbs through the branches of an olive tree as he harvests his olive crop at his ranch near Williams, Calif., . Brown is living off the grid in retirement on a rural stretch of land his family has owned since the 19th century. But he's still deeply connected on climate change and the threat of nuclear war, two issues that have long captivated him

Jerry Brown Off the Grid, Williams, United States - 23 Oct 2021

The windy fire burns along a ridge in Sequoia National Forest, Calif., on . Former Gov. Jerry Brown has called California's mega fires "the new abnormal" as climate change turns the state warmer and drier. With the help of Ken Pimlott, the former chief of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, Brown convened a group at his rural Colusa County ranch in September, to discuss what could be done to save California's forests

California Wildfires Jerry Brown, Sequoia National Forest, United States - 20 Sep 2021

FILE- Jerry Brown, left, and Kevin Spesert stand at what would be the bottom of the Sites Reservoir in Sites, Calif., on . Brown is the executive director of the Sites Project Authority and Spesert is the authority's public affairs and real estate manager. Brown is confident that the Sites Reservoir will be built now that The Environmental Protection Agency, on Thursday, March 17, 2022, signaled its intent to loan nearly $2.2 billion to the Sites Project Authority to cover about half the cost of construction of the reservoir

California-Big Reservoir, Sites, United States - 23 Jul 2021

Jerry Brown, left, and Kevin Spesert stand at what would be the bottom of the Sites Reservoir in Sites, Calif., on . Brown is the executive director of the Sites Project Authority and Spesert is the authority's public affairs and real estate manager. The project would be used to store water during wet years for use during droughts. The reservoir would be large enough to supply water for 1.5 million households each for one year

California Drought-New Reservoir, Sites, United States - 23 Jul 2021

COVID-19 Physician's assistant Jerry Brown, left, gives a vaccine shot to Maribel Hernandez, 38, of North Hills as registered nurse Celeste Montoya, 2nd from right, gives a vaccine shot to Maribel's husband Bartolo Magnana at a COVID-19 vaccination pop-up site located at Valley Crossroads Seventh Day Adventist Church in Pacoima. COVID-19 vaccination sites are being offered to residents of Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez's district in the Northeast San Fernando Valley over the next three weeks. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)

COVID-19 vaccination pop-up sites offered to residents in Northeast San Fernando Valley, Valley Crossroads Seventh Day Adventist Church, Pacoima, California, United States - 04 Mar 2021

Mary Lou Diaz, 63, a hospice nurse in Santa Clarita, receives a vaccine shot from physician's assistant Jerry Brown at a COVID-19 vaccination pop-up site located at Valley Crossroads Seventh Day Adventist Church in Pacoima. Vaccination pop-up sites are being offered to residents of Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez's district in the Northeast San Fernando Valley over the next three weeks. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)

Sergio Martinez, 32, left, of Mission Hills, takes video of himself receiving a vaccine shot from physician's assistant Jerry Brown at a COVID-19 vaccination pop-up site located at Valley Crossroads Seventh Day Adventist Church in Pacoima. Martinez owns a restaurant in Northridge called Hook'd Fish Grill. COVID-19 vaccination pop-up sites are being offered to residents of Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez's district in the Northeast San Fernando Valley over the next three weeks. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)

COVID-19 Physician's assistant Jerry Brown, left, gives a vaccine shot to Anwar Nammour, 69, of Arleta, as registered nurse Celeste Montoya, right, gives a vaccine shot to Anwar's wife, Nawal, 64, at a COVID-19 vaccination pop-up site located at Valley Crossroads Seventh Day Adventist Church in Pacoima. COVID-19 vaccination sites are being offered to residents of Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez's district in the Northeast San Fernando Valley over the next three weeks. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)

Joseph James DeAngelo apologizes to his victims and the families of the victims he killed more than four decades earlier during his sentencing hearing in Sacramento County Superior Court, held at the California State University campus in Sacramento, Calif. In November 2020, California voters will consider rolling back a host of criminal justice changes in what amounts to a referendum on whether the famously progressive state has become too lenient. Proposition 20 would amend criminal sentencing and supervision laws enacted during the administration of Gov. Jerry Brown that critics say are too favorable to criminals, while Proposition 25 could overturn a 2018 law that eliminates cash bail. The ballot measure would reinstate the list of crimes for which a perpetrator's DNA is collected, with proponents citing Golden State Killer DeAngelo's capture as a prime example of why a robust DNA database is important to crime-fighting

Election 2020 California Criminal Justice, Sacramento, United States - 21 Aug 2020

Executive chair, bulletin of the Atomic Scientists; former Governor, State of California Jerry Brown, speaks on a panel about the Doomsday Clock at the National Press Club in Washington, DC on Thursday, January 23, 2020. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists cite worsening nuclear threat, lack of climate action & rise of "Cyber-enabled disinformation campaign in moving the doomsday clock to 100 seconds before midnight.

Doomsday Clock Panel Discusion, Washington, District of Columbia, United States - 23 Jan 2020

Executive chair, bulletin of the Atomic Scientists; former Governor, State of California Jerry Brown, left, speaks on a panel about the Doomsday Clock at the National Press Club in Washington, DC on Thursday, January 23, 2020. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists cite worsening nuclear threat, lack of climate action & rise of "Cyber-enabled disinformation campaign in moving the doomsday clock to 100 seconds before midnight.

Democratic Presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg gestures while taking part in an on-stage conversation with former California Gov. Jerry Brown at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting in San Francisco. In the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination, no prize is bigger than California, which offers more delegates than any other state. And as candidates plot their strategies here, there's an overlooked group of voters who could be key to victory: independents

Election 2020 Independent Voters, San Francisco, USA - 11 Dec 2019

Michael Bloomberg, Jerry Brown. Democratic presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, left, takes part in an on-stage conversation with former California Gov. Jerry Brown, center, at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting, in San Francisco. Bloomberg made his first visit to California as a Democratic presidential candidate, appearing earlier with the mayor of Stockton who's championed universal basic income. Bloomberg and Brown talked about America's Pledge, bringing together leaders to ensure the U.S. remains a global leader in reducing emissions and delivering the goals of the Paris Agreement

Election 2020 Bloomberg, San Francisco, USA - 11 Dec 2019

Michael Bloomberg, Jerry Brown. Democratic presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, center, takes part in an on-stage conversation with former California Gov. Jerry Brown, right, at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting, in San Francisco. Bloomberg made his first visit to California as a Democratic presidential candidate, appearing earlier with the mayor of Stockton who's championed universal basic income. Bloomberg and Brown talked about America's Pledge, bringing together leaders to ensure the U.S. remains a global leader in reducing emissions and delivering the goals of the Paris Agreement

Michael Bloomberg, Jerry Brown. Democratic Presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, left, is greeted by former California Gov. Jerry Brown before taking part in a discussion at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting, in San Francisco. Bloomberg made his first visit to California as a Democratic president candidate, appearing earlier with the mayor of Stockton who's championed universal basic income. Bloomberg and Brown talked about America's Pledge, bringing together leaders to ensure the U.S. remains a global leader in reducing emissions and delivering the goals of the Paris Agreement

Democratic Presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg walks on stage before taking part in a conversation with former California Gov. Jerry Brown at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting, in San Francisco. Bloomberg made his first visit to California as a Democratic presidential candidate, appearing earlier with the mayor of Stockton who's championed universal basic income. Bloomberg and Brown talked about America's Pledge, bringing together leaders to ensure the U.S. remains a global leader in reducing emissions and delivering the goals of the Paris Agreement

Democratic Presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg gestures while taking part in an on-stage conversation with former California Gov. Jerry Brown at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting, in San Francisco. Bloomberg made his first visit to California as a Democratic presidential candidate, appearing earlier with the mayor of Stockton who's championed universal basic income. Bloomberg and Brown talked about America's Pledge, bringing together leaders to ensure the U.S. remains a global leader in reducing emissions and delivering the goals of the Paris Agreement

Michael Bloomberg, Jerry Brown. Democratic Presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, left, takes part in an on-stage conversation with former California Gov. Jerry Brown at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting, in San Francisco. Bloomberg made his first visit to California as a Democratic presidential candidate, appearing earlier with the mayor of Stockton who's championed universal basic income. Bloomberg and Brown talked about America's Pledge, bringing together leaders to ensure the U.S. remains a global leader in reducing emissions and delivering the goals of the Paris Agreement

Michael Bloomberg, Jerry Brown. Democratic Presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg speaks before taking part in an on-stage conversation with former California Gov. Jerry Brown at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting, in San Francisco. Bloomberg made his first visit to California as a Democratic presidential candidate, appearing earlier with the mayor of Stockton who's championed universal basic income. Bloomberg and Brown talked about America's Pledge, bringing together leaders to ensure the U.S. remains a global leader in reducing emissions and delivering the goals of the Paris Agreement

Cambodian refugee Borey Ai joins a rally on behalf of Cambodian refugee Tith Ton, who is awaiting parole from a murder conviction but could be deported to Cambodia, at the state Capitol in Sacramento, Calif., . Ai, who killed a woman when he was 14, told about 100 supporters rallying at the Capitol rally that he was paroled in 2016 only to be immediately detained by immigration agents. "They pretty much cuffed me up again," Ai said, and he spent another 18 months in federal detention until he was freed after Cambodia refused to accept him. The California Supreme Court last year took the rare step of blocking former Gov. Jerry Brown's attempt to pardon Ai

California Immigrant Deportations, Sacramento, USA - 01 Nov 2019

Jerry brown, Edmund Brown. Actor Raúl Juliá, left, listens during a meeting with Latino journalist in New York with then Democratic presidential hopeful Jerry Brown, center. Juliá, who opened doors from a generation of Latino artists to in film and television, is the subject of a new documentary scheduled to air on PBS on

Raul Julia Documentary, New York, USA - 10 Sep 2019

Gov. Gavin Newsom talks to reporters at the Capitol in Sacramento, Calif. Newsom officially abandoned the plan of his predecessor, Gov. Jerry Brown, to build giant 35-mile twin tunnels to ship water through the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta to Southern California, Thursday, May 2, 2019. Instead Newsom is opting to build a single tunnel with a different design and a lower price

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