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Featured Featured Recurring Event 2024 Election

Live! EcoForum with Walnut Creek City Council Candidates

Fireside Room, Gateway Complex, Rossmoor 1001 Golden Rain Rd, Walnut Creek, CA, CA

Meet the five candidates running for Walnut Creek City Council: Cindy Darling Craig DeVinney Brendan Moran Laura Patch Kevin Wilk With 350 Contra Costa Action, this forum is presented by these non-partisan organizations: Contra Costa Climate Leaders Contra Costa Climate Reality Project Interfaith Climate Action Network Sustainable Contra Costa Sustainable Rossmoor Sustainable Walnut Creek Walnut …

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California’s Electric Rates Are Too High
Featured Featured Recurring Event Contra Costa Climate Circles

April Climate Circle: California’s Electric Rates Are Too High

Zoom Meeting

Join the Contra Costa Climate Circle April 7 from Noon to 1 pm to discuss California’s high electricity rates and possible solutions. According to the Legislative Analyst’s Office, between 2019 and 2023, residential rates rose by 47 percent. There is general agreement on the causes of the rate increase, but considerable disagreement about solutions. How can we generate more local, affordable electricity? Join the next Climate Circle on Monday, April 7th to discuss issues and possible solutions.

Free

Climate: Breaking the Spiral of Silence / Why Aren’t More of Us Talking About the Climate Crisis?
Recurring Event Contra Costa Climate Circles

June Climate Circle: Breaking the Spiral of Silence–Why We Don’t Talk and How We Can Start

Zoom Meeting

June 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.

Free