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November 2024 Newsletter Local Action for a Better World Local Climate Action Is More Important Than Ever! While the election was a blow to progress on global warming, there’s plenty we can do at the city, county, and state level. The recent election underscores the critical importance of local climate
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November 2024 Newsletter Local Action for a Better World Local Climate Action Is More Important Than Ever! While the election
October 2024 Newsletter Local Action for a Better World Why Local Elections Matter for the Climate Air quality. Emissions. Transit.
Contra Costa Communities rise up to oppose Montezuma CarbonHub; learn how you can help shape transportation options in your community;
It’s too damn HOT. This summer’s extreme heat is affecting all of us. Every month in the last year has
June 2024 Newsletter Local Action for a Better World TWO action items: Please call Sacramento today! In both the Assembly
Urgent CA Climate Action: Call Senate & Assemblymember today! Ask for Yes on Green Amendment/Bills. See Key Bills that Count.
Inside: New federal rules mean big cuts in pollution from vehicles; Cutting pollution at home; Brentwood bans drilling; No new
Inside: After the Berkeley ruling: Moving ahead with building electrification; Climate Leadership in Action; Chevron and Martinez Refinery Co. to
Inside: Top Priorities for 2024; Seven worthwhile ways you can work for real climate solutions;
Inside our December 2023 newsletter: The all-electric future, CPUC blocks rooftop solar, the Concord Reuse Project, Contra Costa County Climate
Inside: Montezuma CarbonHub, Contra Costa County Draft General Plan and CAP, Urban Forest Grants to 3 Conta Costa Cities, Carbon
Inside: Walnut Creek Sustainability Week Free Lunch & Learn Webinars, Carbon Capture and Storage: A False Climate Solution, California Sues
Inside: Action Alert: It’s time to call Sacramento! Plus: California takes a stand against fossil fuels; New county plans going
Inside: Keep Cool with 350 Contra Costa’s Movie Night! Plus: The heat is on. We must act now; Making corporations
Inside: Stop burning fossil fuels. Period. Plus: Greenhouse gas emissions: the big picture; Action Item: Tell Newsom to support public
Inside: Action Alert: It’s time to call Sacramento! Plus: Court rules against Berkeley’s building electrification ordinance; Making solar more affordable;
Inside: Visit us online! Plus: Brentwood: the ban continues; Sacramento Update; Celebrate Earth Day! More: Bike and Walk for the
Inside: Great news for our air quality! Plus: Hercules moving to cleaner energy; Grid resilience without gas; Poisoned soil in
Inside Why all the fuss about gas stoves? Plus: A fresh start for Concord Reuse Project; Oil and gas setbacks
Inside: What do you think? (5-minute survey); Why are all the cities suddenly talking about housing? Plus: Action item: End
350 Contra Costa Action published our first newsletter in July 2022.
Inside: Urgent Climate Actions & Local Wins—Take urgent action to protect rooftop solar and stop price gouging at the gas
In this issue: Invitation to our December 7 virtual open house, plus learn about local climate action, including methane reduction
Martinez, Walnut Creek & California Climate Updates: Martinez is moving forward with building electrification, while Walnut Creek residents are encouraged
Inside: Sacramento, Local Climate Action & Election Updates
Big news from Sacramento on climate policy! Learn about efforts to
Climate Action & Local Updates: Get Involved—The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) offers opportunities for climate progress—let’s build on it! Join
Inside: SCOTUS delivers a major setback for climate action; El Cerrito residents face urgent action by Monday. Plus, learn the
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