California Climate Policy Summit 2025
Don’t miss the fourth annual California Climate Policy Summit on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, in Sacramento! This is your chance to join forces with state decision-makers, elected officials, climate activists, …
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Sheraton Grand Hotel Sacramento 1230 J St, Sacramento, CA, United States
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Cleaning Up California’s Manufacturing Sector: Clean Heat for Communities and Workers
Zoom MeetingJoin Earthjustice, Industrious Labs, and Sierra Club for a webinar on Thursday, April 24th at 6pm to learn about how we can clean up California's polluting manufacturing sector. Industrial emissions are …
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El Cerrito Go Green Mobility Fair April 26th
El Cerrito Plaza Bart—North Parking Lot 515 Richmond Street, El Cerrito, CA, United StatesTraveling with the Planet in Mind Join the City of El Cerrito, City of Berkeley, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), ECRA Walk and Roll & Bike East Bay for a …
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CANCELLED! Congressman DeSaulnier Hosts Environmental Town Hall and Fair May 3
CANCELLED!! The Congressman’s office sent a notice the afternoon of April 30 stating he has had to cancel.
Congressman DeSaulnier invites you to an Environmental Town Hall and Resource Fair in Oakley on May 3. Join the discussion on the path forward in addressing climate change, learn about local solutions, and hear about his efforts in Congress to push back against the Administration’s harmful environmental rollbacks.Free -
Interfaith San Ramon Valley EarthFest 2025
Saint Timothy’s Episcopal Church 1550 Diablo Rd, Danville, CA, United StatesSee Hope–Seed Change at the third annual Interfaith San Ramon Valley EarthFest, inspired by Creation itself, highlighting eco-success stories, community action, and sacred interconnectedness---the foundation of a flourishing eco-system and regeneration
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May Climate Circle: Flipping the Grid–How Neighborhood Power Can Keep the Lights On
Featured Contra Costa Climate CirclesZoom MeetingJoin the Contra Costa Climate Circle May 5 from Noon to 1 pm to explore how local communities are using clean energy tools—like solar, wind, batteries, and EVs—to create resilient local power with Distributed Energy Resources (DERs).
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Webinar: Why California Needs the Polluters Pay Climate Superfund
Virtual EventCalifornia wildfires are causing catastrophic damage—with a price tag around $250 billion. But why should taxpayers carry that cost while Big Oil gets a free pass? Join us and our hosts at The Climate Center for a timely webinar on SB 684 (Menjivar) and AB 1243 (Addis)—legislation that would make fossil fuel companies pay into a Climate Superfund to support disaster recovery, frontline communities, and real climate action.
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Mobilize to Make Polluters Pay on May 27
California Capitol—West Steps 1315 10th St, Sacramento, Sacramento, CA, United StatesMobilize to Make Polluters Pay at an inspiring and history-making rally at the Capitol in Sacramento on May 27. California is poised to finally hold polluters accountable for the billions of dollars of damages and harms they have caused for decades. Join us!
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Utility Justice 101—Mass Training with Bill McKibben May 28, 2025
Zoom MeetingJoin us for "Utility Justice 101," a Mass Virtual Training on May 28th from 5-6:30 PM PT. Hosted by 350 Bay Area, the 350 Network Council, and Third Act, with special guest Bill McKibben, this training will cover how electric and gas utilities operate, the reasons behind high bills, and strategies to hold utility companies accountable. Connect with others in regional breakout rooms to advocate for Energy Equity in Northern California!
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June Climate Circle: Breaking the Spiral of Silence–Why We Don’t Talk and How We Can Start
Zoom MeetingJune Climate Circle---Join our open Climate Circle June 2 for "Climate: Breaking the Spiral of Silence—Why We Don’t Talk About It and How We Can Start.” We’ll explore why, when 89 percent of the populace are concerned about the climate crisis, we avoid sharing our concerns and how we can foster meaningful conversations for action.
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