City University of New York faculty and students are organizing to decarbonize CUNY’s many campuses, and 350Brooklyn is joining the effort at Brooklyn College. Join the new workgroup dedicated to this effort!
READ MOREJoin us for a Solar Punk-themed fundraiser on the Brooklyn SolarWorks rooftop! Music, refreshments, fun, silent auction, and more! Get your tickets now!
READ MORERegister now to attend our next monthly meeting!
READ MORERegister now to attend our next monthly meeting!
READ MORECheck out our summer of plastic-free actions to see where you can dive in! Collect plastic for art, help with a beach cleanup, attend a panel, make art, join us at the Mermaid Parade.. we've got a whole summer lined up.
READ MOREThe “Iroquois Pipeline Company” wants to drastically increase the amount of gas they push through their 37-year-old fossil gas pipeline running from the Canadian border to Long Island and NYC. They are seeking a permit to double the size of four toxic and noisy gas compressor stations that have long polluted disadvantaged, working-class communities in Dover and Athens, NY. This permit MUST be denied!
READ MORERaise Money, Have Fun, and Love Your Planet! There are many ways to help: join us, buy raffle tickets, or help us spread the word about our annual 5k on May 19 2024 in Prospect Park, Brooklyn
READ MOREIn our latest Climate Check podcast episode, Liat Olenick, who is co-founder and organizer at Climate Families NYC and an experienced public school educator, explains that young children can understand that climate pollution is bad, plus they love to solve problems. She describes how the youngest members of our society can participate in actions targeting the adults who can change the course of the climate crisis
READ MOREGot just an hour or two a week to fight climate breakdown? Join our weekly Power Hours, where we get the attention of people in power and demand change!
READ MORE350Brooklyn is co-sponsoring an in-person teach-in that will explain the financing of the pipeline and the worldwide campaign. It’s a great opportunity to work with Ugandan, South Asian, and Chinese activists who support the campaign, and build support for the NYC Day of Action on February 27! Sign up to get involved in this important effort.
READ MOREFossil fuel company Enbridge wants to expand its fracked gas infrastructure along the AIM pipeline that runs through New York. This plan would include building out compressor stations and other dirty energy infrastructure — wreaking havoc on our air and climate, and directly contradicting the clean energy goals mandated by New York’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act. Urge Governor Hochul and State legislators to oppose the Maple Fracked Gas Expansion!
READ MOREMake a quick call asking Governor Hochul to support the Climate Superfund Act
READ MOREIn the face of the climate crisis, the Federal Government must stop the expansion of gas exports (we’re now the biggest exporter of gas on the planet). Sign this petition calling on President Biden and Energy Secretary Granholm to halt harmful LNG exports and get on course to meet our climate goals.
READ MOREDespite Enbridge’s terrible track record, the Line 5 oil pipeline continues to operate illegally through the Bad River Band’s land in Wisconsin and the Straits in Michigan. President Biden has pledged to protect constituents and honor indigenous sovereignty while pushing ambitious, vital climate goals. Let’s hold Biden to his promise: it’s time to #ShutDownLine5!
READ MOREThe Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act is on the verge of becoming law, awaiting only the signature of Governor Kathy Hochul to make history. Urge her to sign!
READ MOREMore tea companies have begun to package their products in tea bags made from plastic. A 2019 McGill University study found that a single one of these tea bags releases more than 11 billion microplastic and 3 billion nanoplastic particles when steeped in boiling water. Tell tea companies that plastic is NOT your cup of tea and ask them to switch to completely plastic-free packaging.
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