Thunderous applause: City Council adopts New Building Electrification Ordinance

  Yesterday the Sacramento City Council adopted the New Building Electrification Ordinance! The Mayor and  Councilmembers Valenzuela, Guerra, Harris, Schenirer,…

What’s a CAP?

Written by Oscar B. Climate Action Plans (CAPs) are legally enforceable plans detailing how a jurisdiction will…

Beyond Global Recycling Day

Written by Sanju A. (and posted very late by Cat, but hey! It’s Earth month!) Global Recycling Day was on March 18th this year. Feeling…

What I learned at 350 Sacramento’s ‘Wilder than Wild’ Screening

Smokey the Bear and fire prevention — a PR success story, but not so successful…

Planning for the Future of Sacramento’s Climate

We know the time to make changes in how we live and work to slow the pace of climate change is NOW. In the…

Building Electrification 101

What is building electrification and how does it fit in with a plan to reduce greenhouse gases? Buildings in…

Calling all Middle and High School Students…

The Student Environmental Activist Training Program (SEAT) started this past week. This exciting 10-week program, designed to empower young people,…

Calling all Middle and High School Students…

The Student Environmental Activist Training Program (SEAT) will start next Monday, January 25!! It’s a 10-week…

Climate Science 101: Facts, Impacts, and the Urgency to Develop Solutions

This presentation is given by Dr. Tom Suchanek, a marine ecologist from UC Davis. For much of his career, Tom has conducted research on…

Climate Conversation with County Supervisor candidate Gregg Fishman

You’re invited to have a conversation with Sacramento County Supervisor candidate Gregg Fishman on what Sacramento County should do about climate change. This is…