Mobilizing grassroots political power to win for the climate
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.
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.
Endorsed candidates who’ve won their races
Supported bills signed into law in 2020
Volunteer hours supporting endorsed candidates
We: Endorse and help elect climate champions
Lobby elected officials to fight for bold climate solutions
Work to ensure that climate justice is at the top of the political agenda
Interested? If so, we offer training and support to help concerned Bay Area residents become skilled and effective advocates for a livable climate and climate justice.
350 Bay Area Action extends our congratulations to the climate champion who won their seat: John Gioia for Contra Costa County Supervisor District 1, and to those advancing in the recent primary election: Alex Lee for State Assembly District 24 and Rebecca Kaplan for Alameda County Supervisor District 3. Heartfelt thanks not just to the candidates but to everyone who worked hard to get out the vote for clean air, clean energy, and environmental justice. Let’s continue fighting for a better future together!
350 Bay Area Action is gratified that the Senate has finally produced a bill containing provisions that will help to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that are responsible for the climate crisis.
Natural carbon sequestration doesn’t always get the attention or appreciation that it deserves.
Letters to the Editor (or LTEs) are great opportunities to make our voices heard on climate, and decision-makers in Sacramento are particularly attuned to constituent opinions in their hometown papers.
RSVP & Buy Tickets We hope you and your friends/family
Join 350 Bay Area Action’s “Go Green Vote Blue” campaign,
Join 350 Bay Area Action’s “Go Green Vote Blue” campaign,