This September, we’re turning up the pressure and putting the spotlight on two executives who need to be doing much, much more to combat the climate crisis. President Biden, despite promising to end drilling on federal lands, has outpaced Trump
350Marin is recognized for its important work: On March 3, Archie Williams High School in San Anselmo honored 350Marin with an award for being one of the county’s non-profits making a valuable contribution to the community. 350 Sonoma received press
Daniel has been involved in local climate policy advocacy for the last six years on both sides of the Bay, leading the coalition responsible for San Francisco’s all-electric new construction ordinance as well as working closely with Vice Mayor Harrison’s
Back by popular demand: Join us for the third annual biking and walking extravaganza around the Bay Area to center and embody climate action! Each event will feature inspiring speakers, climate points of interest along the way, a delicious lunch,
Governor Newsom is talking tough on Big Oil and trying to stop them from fleecing us at the gas pump. But, we need him to truly move California beyond fossil fuels once and for all – by ending neighborhood drilling,
This year, Congress will write our next farm bill, shaping the next 5-7 years of American agriculture policy. Governing everything from the way our food is produced, to how it is distributed and consumed, the farm bill determines the entirety
Image from Stop Cop City Solidarity This past week, thousands have gathered from across the country to join the community defending Atlanta and its Weelaunee forest from the construction of “Cop City” – a massive 85-acre, $90 million urban warfare
Every five years, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) creates a Scoping Plan, a roadmap of actions required to meet California’s climate goals. Unfortunately, the current proposed plan doesn’t ensure that California will meet its greenhouse gas reduction targets, which
Right now, car-free options to travel across the Bay Bridge are limited as a result of reduced public-transit schedules and the absence of any route across the bridge for biking, walking and people-powered mobility. A shared-use path on the Bay
Photo credit: NRCgov Please contact the CA Energy Commission y Friday August 19 to let them know: We don’t need to spend $billions on outdated, inflexible, brittle, unreliable power! What DO we need? A flexible, reliable, affordable, clean energy grid.
