Blessings upon your goretex! I pray that both your boots have remain hole-less and your homes mold-less through the cold snap and subsequent Hottest January Ever one – two punch.
Happy holidays, and best wishes from all of us at 350 Seattle! A week ago, I sent a pleading email to our Leadership team asking
Lock yourself to your love. Sounds sweet, yeah? How about locked to your love to block the gate to a construction site at the crack of dawn, assuming you’ll be cut out and arrested hours later?
Local wildfires, a monster hurricane season — the impacts of a warmer climate are obvious. So there’s your motivation. And here’s, oh, just a few ways to take action:
Remember the climate fast? Here at 350 Seattle, we don’t usually see legislative work as being our core role, but sometimes, well….nothing is more important. And right now, there’s action in Olympia, with federal representatives home for town halls, and important possibilities brewing.
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The urgency of the climate crisis demands a passionate and resolute response. Over three days next month, we’ll put our bodies on the line to stop the flow of oil into and out of the March Point refineries.
The future we hope for is beautiful — full of clean air, healthy neighborhoods powered by renewable energy, and solidarity for all beings sharing Earth as home.
This Valentine’s Day, let’s show some love for climate-friendly affordable housing! Make sure to get your ballot in by 8PM on February 14. We’ve got a
Over two dozen organizations and grassroots groups have sent a letter to Port of Seattle Commissioners and staff outlining the reasons to end our toxic relationship with the cruise ship industry and transition to a cruise-free Salish Sea.
I hope that these simple excursions, while much different than our extended treks possible pre-children, help my kids learn to love and respect our Earth and the life it supports.
