Protecting clean air in the Bay Area is essential for the health of our families and future generations. With new zero-NOx rules on the horizon, community involvement is crucial. Learn how you can voice your support and make a tangible difference in the fight against air pollution. Together, we can ensure a healthier environment for all.
350 Contra Costa is helping Pittsburg and Antioch families create healthier, all-electric homes through the East Contra Costa Healthy Homes Project. This effort improves air quality, saves energy, and opens doors to good local clean-energy jobs—building a stronger, more equitable East Bay.
Join 350 Contra Costa Action at the California Climate Policy Summit on April 22nd in Sacramento, then at Sacramento Climate Lobby Day on the 23rd. Hear from experts, connect with activists, and inspire lawmakers to act.
Take Action Now: Local Climate Solutions Are Within Our Reach! Local action in Contra Costa County and across California is more crucial than ever. The recent elections show that bold, community-driven climate leadership can drive real change. 350 Contra Costa Action is leading efforts to reduce emissions, boost clean energy, and prepare for climate impacts. Take action today to help build a cleaner, healthier future for our communities.
Help fight climate change locally to reduce fossil fuel emissions, and create lasting change right here in our hometowns and communities. Sign up to become a City Climate Action Liaison with 350 Contra Costa Action!
Polluters Pay Initiative Will Tax Refinery—In June, the Richmond City Council unanimously voted to put a refinery tax—known as the Polluters Pay Initiative—on the November ballot. This initiative is the …
The federal ruling on Berkeley’s ban of gas hookups won’t stop paths to an electric future. Read about 4 Ways to Build an Electric Future, Post Berkeley Ruling.
Claims for “natural” gas as a sensible, necessary “transition fuel” in the shift away from fossil fuels are simply false. The future is all electric.
What is a Carbon Hub and why is the proposed Montezuma Carbon Hub bad for Contra Costa County?
In May, 350 Contra Costa, Diablo Valley College, and Greenbelt Alliance presented a conference for elected officials, government staff, community-based orgs, and labor, education, and workforce development groups. The topic was IRA—the $369 billion federal Inflation Reduction Act.
