John Gioia’s record on the Contra Costa Board of Supervisors speaks for itself, and 350BAA is proud to again endorse his candidacy in District 1 (district map). During his time on the SF Bay Conservation and Development Commission, the Bay Area
350BAA is proud to endorse Kevin Morrison for the Marin Board of Supervisors District 5 (district map). He has been deeply involved in grassroots climate activism, including with our sibling organization, 350 Marin. Morrison is an ardent advocate of decarbonization through
This is me holding my grandson when he first came home from the hospital. I do this work because I want to leave a planet that is as wonderful as the one I grew up in for my grandson and
I volunteer with 350BAA because I get to work with incredible and passionate people towards a common goal- averting the climate crisis and making our communities more just.
350 Bay Area Action is excited and proud to endorse Janani Ramachandran for Assembly District 18! She will replace climate champion Rob Bonta, who was recently named Attorney General for the state of California by Governor Newsom. Through grassroots campaigning, Ramachandran was
On August 16, California Legislators will return to Sacramento after their summer recess for final deliberations on more than 2,000 bills. Be part of the collective action to ensure that meaningful climate bills move forward in the final three weeks
FIRST THE BAD NEWS… CALIFORNIA IS FAILING BIG ON THE BOLD CLIMATE LEGISLATION WE NEED Despite some small wins on climate legislation, California is far from passing the bold climate legislation needed to stay below 1.5⁰ C by 2030 and
As we all know, achieving California’s climate goals will require the comprehensive replacement of internal combustion engines with electric motors, and state law is currently pushing fossil-fueled automobiles out of the market. Now, landscaping equipment powered by “small off-road engines”
A new bill in the CA assembly, AB 1139, would stall progress towards California’s renewable energy goals and increase energy costs for Californians. Rooftop solar is necessary for achieving California’s goal of 100% renewable electricity by 2045. It also saves every
