My time at 350 Seattle has run its course. It has been a beautiful ride with lots of twists and turns and a tremendous amount of growth. I am here for connections should anyone desire.
For the last year we’ve campaigned for Washington’s $200 billion pension and investment fund to make a plan to transition out of the fossil fuel industry, significantly ramp up investments in climate solutions, and use its ownership power to push companies to align their business practices with meeting the Paris Climate Accords. We’re a year into this campaign and are excited to share some updates with you on our work and how you can engage!
Lisa has been a core member of 350 Seattle since our first meeting.
We are thrilled to be welcoming two new campaigners to the 350 Seattle Staff Collective.
Good news! We have been feeling cautiously optimistic after learning last week that President Biden has paused permitting for new liquid natural gas export approvals. This is
And the reality is that this reduction in pollution doesn’t put us on the road to cleaner air, let alone solve climate change
Our local fossil fuel-hooked utility is planning on spending $1 million in 2020 telling us that fracked gas is good for the climate. Don’t buy their lies.
Without consideration of our climate, public health, or environmental justice, PSRC has positioned the Aviation Baseline Study as setting the stage for unconstrained aviation expansion.
As climate activists, we seek a different future where communities come together to make the changes we need to survive climate change. To do this, our state and local governments need to set a different course.
In terms of 350 Seattle’s impact on the state legislature, it was our finest year ever. Our Civic Action Team grew to nearly 1,000 members strong, and together we did this:
