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 with his fossil fuel permit approvals. At home, Governor Newsom claims to be a climate champion – but leaves most of his authority unused when it comes to regulating oil
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
Thank you for being a part of our community that is deeply committed to justice and creating a better future for all. 350 Bay Area’s vision is that all who live in the Bay Area equitably share clean air, water
Winter is coming, but the early rains—oh joy!—remind us that regeneration is possible, even as the days grow shorter. Don’t forget to vote, and celebrate a little, too. Nov 4: Launch party for The Climate Gallery What can be better
Gasoline cars are going the way of Kodak cameras, but will they go away fast enough to avoid climate catastrophe? Proposition 30 will expedite EV adoption with EV and charging subsidies, funded by a small increase in taxes for those
Please come out on this coming Friday, September 23 at 10 AM to Oscar Grant/City Hall Plaza to be part of the Fridays for the Future Global Climate Strike! Stopping the revived efforts by developer Phil Tagami to export coal from Oakland
We’d be remiss not to mention the Supreme Court curbing the EPA’s authority to establish carbon emissions caps… however the top line we want folks to remember is that the EPA can still regulate fine particulate matter and other dangerous
We Need to Keep Up the Pressure! Up for an adventure? Show up at the CPUC tomorrow (Thursday April 7) at 11 am *This is the first in-person opportunity to speak since the pandemic started. Public commenters will speak before
Despite what the utilities are saying, rooftop solar benefits all ratepayers, creating affordable and more reliable power for us all. The CA Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC’s) new proposed rules would be the highest in the US!! while decreasing compensation for excess power going
The CA Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has proposed a set of new rules which would set punishingly high monthly fees – the highest in the US!! – and decreased compensation for excess generation from rooftop solar systems. This will stop all but
Big utilities like PG&E see rooftop solar as a threat to the big, guaranteed returns they make on large transmission projects, so they want to make it impossibly expensive. The CA Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is considering new rules allowing
Help stop continuing efforts to undermine rooftop solar! Small rooftop and community solar projects help stabilize the grid, and are a critical component for California’s safe, clean, resilient, and affordable energy future – increasing rooftop solar benefits everyone on the
Happy Summer Laura! Come to a Solar Open House June 26: The Hottest Party on the Block! Sorry for the cross-posting Santa Rosa, Sebastopol and Cotati neighbors; here’s a reminder to RSVP for an open house showcasing a newly-installed solar and
