We are building a grassroots climate movement in the Bay Area and beyond to eliminate carbon pollution and achieve a clean energy future with racial, economic, and environmental justice.
People taking action
Protests and rallies organized
Bay Area residents’ lives affected
Years of climate organizing
• Stop new fossil gas infrastructure related to housing and transportation
• Prevent new permits for fracking and other extreme extraction
• Expand & defend Community Choice Energy
• Expand programs supporting low income ratepayers
• Support rooftop solar, microgrids, and other distributed energy resources
• Target and reduce deadly particulate matter pollution
• Eliminate diesel pollution
• Establish setbacks from fossil fuel drilling and fracking sites
• Require all-electric new construction and major remodels
• Facilitate the shift to electric systems for home and water heating, and cooking for existing buildings
• Electrify vehicles of all types — cars, trucks, buses, ferries
• Enact complete streets policies for safe mobility
• Support smart dense development
The vast majority of our funding is from individuals, with a median donation of $25. Our supporters include everyday people who value evidence-based decisionmaking, and donate toward our critical advocacy.
We are here for justice. The climate crisis is the justice issue of our times, magnifying the accumulation of past injustices: racial, economic and environmental.
We welcome and mobilize growing numbers of people to act for climate & climate justice. We build deep civic engagement & advocacy essential to solve the climate crisis.
We organize, lobby and educate to push policy makers to meet the urgency of the climate emergency.
Compelling Case to Provide Livable Indoor Conditions High heat and air pollution harm individual health and increase public health costs. Low-income renters in the Bay Area typically suffer these impacts more acutely than other residents as they are less likely
You know it’s summer here in California when we’re collectively seeing new record breaking temperatures, power outages, and rising energy bills as more people turn to ACs to survive the merciless heat. “I barely used the AC last week but
The justifiably-heralded Inflation Reduction Act provides about $35 billion per year for the next 10 years for climate actions. Compare that to the $877 billion annual military budget & you can see that our priorities are at odds with our survival.
