According to Heather Cox Richardson, more than 8 million people attended a No Kings Day event across the US on Saturday, October 18th. At No Kings events here in California,
TAKE QUICK ACTION TO SUPPORT CALIFORNIA’S FRONTLINE COMMUNITIES and REDUCE THE CLIMATE EMERGENCY: Write your Senator and urge her/him to vote yes on SB467 – End Fracking and Dangerous Drilling and Mandate 2500’ Setbacks. Click Here for the Letter. Also, SHARE THIS MESSAGE to
THE STATE LEGISLATURE IS OFF TO A BIG START ON CLIMATE BILLS AND NOT A MOMENT TOO SOON FOR THE CLIMATE EMERGENCY WE FACE. WE’RE ALREADY IN A DROUGHT AND LIKELY HEADED INTO ANOTHER DEVASTATING WILDFIRE SEASON–ALL WHILE STRUGGLING TO RECOVER
BIDEN AND DEMS BRINGS NEW ENERGY TO CLIMATE CRISIS POSITIVE START, BUT WE NEED TO KEEP THE PRESSURE ON CAN YOU FEEL THE REAL EXCITEMENT ABOUT FEDERAL CHANGES FOR CLIMATE ACTION/CLIMATE JUSTICE IN THE NEW WHITE HOUSE, FEDERAL AGENCIES, AND
Efforts to get out the vote have involved folks from other states for as long as it has been practicable to do so. Furthermore, volunteer efforts are the only counter to out of state moneyed interests, which are promoted by
Many of us are skeptical about phone banking for candidates. After all, we hate having our evenings interrupted with marketing calls. How can something so annoying be worth it? So it is important to understand – phone banking works. And especially right
There’s never been such an important election in our lifetimes as the one coming up November 3rd. 350 Bay Area Action’s new campaign, Go Green. Vote Blue., connects volunteers with a virus-safe and extremely effective way to encourage people in key swing
We need a Blue Wave on November 3rd—a huge voter turnout that elects candidates at all levels nationwide who understand the urgency to address climate change. The Blue Wave is possible, especially if we can make voting safe and easy
by Martha Griswold and Clair Brown, 350BAA Legislative Team Most Californians have not heard of CalGEM, but this state agency plays an important role in overseeing the oil and extractions that harm the health of nearby neighborhoods and the
California’s most important climate justice bill of the year might die in the Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee next Wednesday. It was heard this week but failed to gain the 5 votes it needs to pass to the Senate floor.
Plastic bottles. Take-out containers. Food wrappers. These single-use plastics are ubiquitous throughout our daily lives. Sadly, these are materials meant to be used once and thrown away. Researchers estimate that about 9.1 billion tons of plastic have been produced since
Standing up for Black lives. The past 2 weeks have been a painful reminder of the unacceptable racial injustice in our society. As a grassroots climate organization we must do more to stand up for those most harmed by systemic racism
Image by cromaconceptovisual from Pixabay If you’re like me, you’ve probably been following updates on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) every single day. Amidst all the content out there, from the sombre daily news to even light-hearted social media posts, one internet meme got
