
Walnut Creek’s Sustainability Plan: Roadmap to a Greener Future
What does a sustainable Walnut Creek look like? The city’s 2023 Sustainability Action Plan is driving cleaner air, greener transportation, smarter water use, and less waste.

What does a sustainable Walnut Creek look like? The city’s 2023 Sustainability Action Plan is driving cleaner air, greener transportation, smarter water use, and less waste.

What does a sustainable Walnut Creek look like? The city’s 2023 Sustainability Action Plan is driving cleaner air, greener transportation, smarter water use, and less waste.

The proposed Montezuma Carbon Capture Hub threatens the safety of Contra Costa and Solano counties with the risk of deadly gas leaks. Learn how you can help oppose this project.

Margaret, a fourth-generation Californian, shares her inspiring journey with 350 CCA, highlighting her role in the Communications Team and the power of community action.

Valero’s proposed Benicia refinery closure by 2026 could reshape the city’s finances and future. Here’s what residents should know—and do next.

Thousands across Contra Costa County took to the streets in joyous but determined protest against the Trump administration’s environmental rollbacks. From Walnut Creek to Richmond, communities are uniting to protect climate progress—and push for a cleaner, fairer future.

Join us for Earth Day 2025 events in Contra Costa County and nearby cities. We’ll be at several of these events—stop by and chat! Celebrate, connect, and take meaningful climate action!

Residents of Central Contra Costa: Speak up for climate justice! Urge Assembly Member Rebecca Bauer Kahan to support the Climate Superfund Bill, ensuring fossil fuel polluters pay for the damages they’ve caused to our environment.