350 Bay Area Action endorses Eli Beckman for Corte Madera Town Council at Large — longtime Corte Madera resident, town council member and former mayor who has demonstrated climate leadership.
350 Bay Area Action endorses Rachel Farac for Novato City Council District 2 — longtime Novato resident who has demonstrated her climate leadership as Mayor, City Council member, and through her professional career in building management and climate mitigation.
Sarah Margulies and her family moved to Greenbrae in 2010, drawn to the area’s natural beauty, outstanding schools, and opportunities to get involved in the community. In 2024, she decided to give back in earnest by running for, and winning, a seat on Larkspur’s City Council. “I ran for office because I very specifically wanted to get involved to protect our natural resources and work on implementing our Climate Action Plan.”
One of Stephanie Andre’s proudest moments as Larkspur’s Mayor was cutting the ribbon at the city’s new public library earlier this year. “I’m especially proud of how I spearheaded the public campaign to incorporate sustainability features at the library,” including solar panels on the roof, EV chargers in the parking lot, automated windows for passive cooling, and a native habitat garden.
The AI boom is powered by data centers that consume massive amounts of energy and water, putting enormous strain on California’s aging transmission grid and requiring huge investments into grid infrastructure. In addition, the current rush to build AI data
AI data centers are being built at a dizzying pace, but we don’t know how much energy they are using. Current projections are that they will be a major user of the grid, with a predicted use of between 6.7%
350 Bay Area Action and 350 Contra Costa Action proudly endorse John Gioia for Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors District 1. A proven climate champion with over 20 years in office, John has consistently fought for clean air, clean water, and a healthier Bay Area.
350 Bay Area Action and 350 Contra Costa Action proudly endorse John Gioia for Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors District 1. A proven climate champion with over 20 years in office, John has consistently fought for clean air, clean water, and a healthier Bay Area.
California’s refineries are aging, with some operating for over a century, long before modern environmental laws existed. While other energy sectors (such as nuclear, wind, and solar) are required to plan, set aside funds, and submit advanced disclosures to the
In 1986, after years of lobbying by Multinational Corporations (MNCs) and pressure from Reagan’s admin, CA passed a law that allows MNCs to hide their profits in overseas tax shelters. The “Water’s Edge” policy allows MNCs to only pay state
