Stop the Coup!
Call your Members of Congress and insist that they do everything they can to challenge the unconstitutional and often illegal destruction of our protections and rights.
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. 350 Bay Area Action identifies climate champions, gets them elected, and holds them to passing strong climate policies, at the state and local level.
Call your Members of Congress and insist that they do everything they can to challenge the unconstitutional and often illegal destruction of our protections and rights.
350 Bay Area Action is excited to announce our 2024 and 2025 endorsed winners. These Climate Champions can and will help move the dial back on climate change and forward on building sustainable, healthy communities and a green economy!
Each vote counts in local elections. By mobilizing yourself and others to vote for candidates and measures you believe in, you can make real change in our communities – and make our systems accountable to YOU! Download our printable pamphlet below for information about the power you can have by voting in local elections.

Download the 350 Bay Area Action Proposition Guide here

First, remind your friends and family why we need to vote in the 2026 midterms and come out in big numbers. Three big reasons why:
Winning the House and the Senate is within our reach!
We’ve had huge environmental setbacks since Trump took office, nationwide and here in California. We can’t afford to sit back. A few examples:
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
Join us for an in-depth and accessible conversation about the under-appreciated impacts of methane, refrigerants, and black carbon (mostly soot)
Why does PG&E prefer BIG projects? Join this Briefing with 350 Bay Area and 350 Bay Area Action’s Executive Director
Learn about what it takes to sponsor a bill The 350 Bay Area Action Legislative team is exploring how we