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Compost: A Day in the Life
Recently, I’ve been improving my compost game – in my backyard, that is. Checking on the pile, turning the material with my shovel, and identifying the bits that don’t seem to break down as quickly – it’s fun, educational, and not too malodorous. It is one of the most beneficial things to do for raised […]
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Newsletter: December 8, 2021 – Dear Members
Thank you once again to those of you who contributed so generously to our #GivingTuesday Campaign! Your participation showed us your individual power of generosity, and supported our community. Together we raised over $8,000 in just 24 hours! The passion and care of supporters like you keeps us going. Thank you so much for making […]
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Newsletter: November 11, 2021 – News and Updates
Hello! Thanks to our community we have a lot to share today, including from other organizations involved in climate and the environment. #GivingTuesday Highlights from Transportation Talk with Sacramento’s Transportation Planning Manager, Jennifer Donlon Wyant re: Sacramento’s Transportation Priorities Plan. Recording available below. Sacramento Valley Regional Adaptation – Get your network involved Events at our […]
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Newsletter: January 12, 2022- Our teams are focused
We hope you are doing well in the new year! Thanks for your involvement, donations and for elevating your voice to show you care about climate impacts on people, on clean air, water and the unstable environment the new generations will inherit. We are seeing ever increasing interest in climate action and local support because […]
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Electrify the USA! Make your voice heard today!
Want an easy way to make your voice heard? We’ve got you covered. As noted in the letter below (previously circulated by 350 Silicon Valley), the US Postal Service is in a position to take a giant step toward electrification or, as they currently plan, to lock themselves into internal combustion engines for another few […]
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Citizens’ Climate Lobby: Earth Day Events 2022
Below is a message from the Sacramento-Roseville chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby! Celebrate Earth Day all month as the Sacramento-Roseville chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby presents a series of climate change talks. About this event Celebrate Earth Day all month with the Sacramento-Roseville chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby as we present the Climate Change Speaker […]
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Intentions for the New Year: Part 2
I previously wrote about my intentions for 2022. I’ve been thinking about how to create space & time to move toward my intention of Courageous Power in activism. I want to maximize the activities that support my intention and minimize those that detract from it. If I’m not conscious about how I spend time, I […]
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Sacramento County CAP Fact Sheets
To support 350 Sacramento’s County Climate Action Plan (CAP) advocacy, the CAP Team has prepared “Sacramento County CAP Fact Sheets” for distribution to 350 Sacramento members, the media, County officials, and the public. The linked fact sheets are: What’s a Climate Action Plan? A CAP is a legally enforceable plan detailing how a jurisdiction will […]
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Sacramento County CAP: Be Heard This March 23
Sacramento County has released the fourth draft of its Climate Action Plan (CAP). As with the previous three drafts, 350 Sacramento and our partners have found many continuing deficiencies. Now the County is requesting public comment on this “final revised draft” and it’s time to make ourselves heard. The “final” CAP draft misses its goals […]
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County Supervisors Walk Back Climate Emergency Declaration Promises
In December 2020, the County adopted a Climate Emergency Declaration with an ambitious 2030 carbon-neutral goal. Among other things, the Declaration directed staff to explain, in the County CAP, how that goal could be reached; and ordered establishment, within 60 days, of a citizen task force to write an emergency plan (the contents of the […]
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