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    Sac County’s CAP is Unacceptable.

    Posted by hi350sac on April 8, 2021
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    Sac County CAP Update

    Posted by hi350sac on March 25, 2021
  • 350 Sacramento CAP team logo

    Sac County CAP – Public draft out soon!

    Posted by hi350sac on March 3, 2021
  • Two young people standing with "No Planet B" signs in front of the Capitol building

    350 Sacramento members respond to Sac Bee article “California will fail to meet carbon reduction goals, scathing audit of state predicts”

    Posted by hi350sac on February 28, 2021

  • Building Electrification 101

    Posted by hi350sac on February 28, 2021

  • Good news: Cosumnes Community Service District Adopts Strong Climate Policy

    Posted by hi350sac on February 7, 2021

  • Sacramento County CAP: Comments on in-house draft

    Posted by hi350sac on January 22, 2021

  • Sac County CAP – Heads Up!

    Posted by hi350sac on January 6, 2021

  • CAP Team Update: 350 Sacramento’s suggestions on CCSD’s draft CAP

    Posted by hi350sac on January 4, 2021

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

    Posted by hi350sac on December 29, 2020
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