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Shortly before taking office, Mayor Nirenberg called upon the city council to endorse the [[Paris]] climate accord though [[U.S. President]] [[Donald Trump]] announced plans to remove the United States from the agreement. Nirenberg said that he has ideas of how to fund the accord: "I hope that as a community we will all agree that being driven by science and data is a good thing."<ref>Josh Baugh, "Nirenberg taking a progressive focus", ''San Antonio Express-News'', June 17, 2016.</ref>

Shortly before taking office, Mayor Nirenberg called upon the city council to endorse the [[Paris]] climate accord though [[U.S. President]] [[Donald Trump]] announced plans to remove the United States from the agreement. Nirenberg said that he has ideas of how to fund the accord: "I hope that as a community we will all agree that being driven by science and data is a good thing."<ref>Josh Baugh, "Nirenberg taking a progressive focus", ''San Antonio Express-News'', June 17, 2016.</ref>

renberg is married to the former Erika Prosper, a Latina originally from south Texas whose parents were migrant farm workers. They wed at Magnolia Gardens in San Antonio. She is the director of customer insights for the large H-E-B grocery chain. The couple met as students at the Annenberg School. They have a son, Jonah.<ref name=loveatfirstsight>Josh Baugh, "For Nirenberg, it was love at first sight: Instant attraction didn't hit his wife", ''San Antonio Express-News'', March 18, 2018, pp. A, A14.</ref> In 2018, Mrs. Nirenberg, who formerly worked for the Lationo advertising guru Lionel Sosa,<ref name=loveatfirstsight/>  is the 2018 president of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, in which capacity, she is focused on her vision of "ensuring that every child feels [he has] a future here in San Antonio."<ref>{{cite web|url=http://sawoman.com/2018/01/erika-prosper-nirenberg/|title=Erika Prosper Nirenberg|publisher=''San Antonio Woman Magazine''|date=January/February 2018|accessdate=March 24, 2018}}</ref>

Nirenberg is married to the former Erika Prosper, a Latina originally from south Texas whose parents were migrant farm workers. They wed at Magnolia Gardens in San Antonio. She is the director of customer insights for the large H-E-B grocery chain. The couple met as students at the Annenberg School. They have a son, Jonah.<ref name=loveatfirstsight>Josh Baugh, "For Nirenberg, it was love at first sight: Instant attraction didn't hit his wife", ''San Antonio Express-News'', March 18, 2018, pp. A, A14.</ref> In 2018, Mrs. Nirenberg, who formerly worked for the Lationo advertising guru Lionel Sosa,<ref name=loveatfirstsight/>  is the 2018 president of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, in which capacity, she is focused on her vision of "ensuring that every child feels [he has] a future here in San Antonio."<ref>{{cite web|url=http://sawoman.com/2018/01/erika-prosper-nirenberg/|title=Erika Prosper Nirenberg|publisher=''San Antonio Woman Magazine''|date=January/February 2018|accessdate=March 24, 2018}}</ref>

In March 2018, the Nirembergs traveled to Philadelphia at the invitation of the Annenberg School so that he could present the 2018 George Gerbner Lecture in Communications, an annual event featuring an alumnus considered to have made a significant contribution to society.<ref name=loveatfirstsight/>

In March 2018, the Nirembergs traveled to Philadelphia at the invitation of the Annenberg School so that he could present the 2018 George Gerbner Lecture in Communications, an annual event featuring an alumnus considered to have made a significant contribution to society.<ref name=loveatfirstsight/>