Climate change authors must pick up the tab Re: “California’s former insurance commissioner sees grim future, more wildfires” (April 7). Your article highlights a growing crisis: disappearing insurance options, soaring premiums, and a future where many Californians may be unable
Polluters should pay for past deceit As the earth warms, Californians will pay more for the damages caused by climate change, including from disasters like the Los Angeles fires that are more severe as a result of hotter temperatures. But
Re: “Last decade was Earth’s hottest yet as CO2 levels reach 800,000-year high” (Page A4, March 20). Reading your article about record-breaking temperatures and skyrocketing CO2 levels made me think about why we need California’s Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Bill. January’s
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
We previously shared that the Bay Area ranked poorly in air-pollution nationwide according to the American Lung Association in their annual State of the Air annual report. The work for clean air continues both nationwide and locally here at 350 Bay Area.
Did you know that May is Clean Air Month? We are happy to report that here at 350 Bay Area, every month is clean air month, and all of our work adds up to cleaner air! Our teams have been working hard to
