Explore Contra Costa’s new Climate Action Portal—a one-stop hub for residents to join campaigns, attend local events, and find city-specific opportunities for climate action. Get connected and take the first step toward a more sustainable future in your community.
Pittsburg’s planned AI data center has residents concerned about air quality, noise, and environmental impacts as the city prepares for groundbreaking.
Inside: Spotlight on the power of local action in Contra Costa County and California. Learn about recent climate victories, opportunities to get involved, and how community advocacy is driving progress, even when federal action lags. Join us in building momentum for a healthier and more sustainable future.
Inside: Spotlight on the power of local action in Contra Costa County and California. Learn about recent climate victories, opportunities to get involved, and how community advocacy is driving progress, even when federal action lags. Join us in building momentum for a healthier and more sustainable 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.
350 Contra Costa Action is delighted to share Secondhand Smoke, the work of two young artists who blend words and images, confronting the reality of a warming world.
Their voices challenge us to see, and to act before the future slips away.
Inside: Join us at the upcoming Community Climate Forum to explore California’s pivotal 2026 climate bills; meet local candidates we endorse; learn why Measure A is crucial for Contra Costa County’s future; discover moving poetry by high school student Suhani Goyal; and find out how you can get involved.
Nadia’s daily commute shows what’s at stake for Bay Area transit riders. With the Connect Bay Area ballot measure, we have a chance to secure funding, improve service, and keep our region moving forward. Find out how you can help.
Discover which California climate bills could shape Contra Costa County’s future—from air quality to clean energy and refinery transitions. See how local voices can make a difference in the legislative process.
Join 350 Contra Costa Action’s new Community Climate Forums—a free bimonthly Zoom series to learn, connect, and take local action on the climate emergency. First session: April 16, 5–6 PM.
