As the need for electric power grows, many of us are understandably concerned that California’s grid may be over-stressed and failures may be even more frequent. Grid resilience is a real issue, and it’s getting lots of expert attention these days.
Successes encourage us. Challenges stimulate ever more determination to fight harder in 2023. Take a look back at a year’s local action for a better world and what we see ahead.
Martinez, Walnut Creek & California Climate Updates: Martinez is moving forward with building electrification, while Walnut Creek residents are encouraged to meet their climate candidate. California’s Governor Newsom signs key climate bills into law and vetoes others. Plus, don’t miss Sustainability Week in Walnut Creek (Oct 22-28) and EcoFest at Civic Park on October 22, 11am-3pm.
Inside: Sacramento, Local Climate Action & Election Updates
Big news from Sacramento on climate policy! Learn about efforts to boost pollinators and trees, plus the latest CARB Scoping Plan update—make your voice heard. In Martinez, building electrification is moving forward, and Walnut Creek’s Sustainability Week (Oct 22-28) and EcoFest (Oct 22, 11am-3pm) are just around the corner. Also, let’s elect climate champions this election—are you registered to vote?
Inside: SCOTUS delivers a major setback for climate action; El Cerrito residents face urgent action by Monday. Plus, learn the basics of building electrification and support the new petition to save rooftop solar, and much more.
