Monday, Jan. 13 7.30pm Join the Plastic Free Committee for a virtual planning meeting as it makes plans for upcoming actions, including café crawls, legislative actions, and a discussion of building the circular economy. For more info or for the link, email Susan Boyle at
READ MOREWednesday, Jan. 22: all day. Get on the bus for Albany and push our legislators to invest in climate solutions! Join activists from all over the state. Free bus from Barclay Center and back. Register here: Register HERE now!
READ MORELock in climate progress before Trump takes office - call Senate Majority Leader Schumer and House Minority Leader Jeffries to demand that Biden's Department of Energy deny all pending LNG export terminal proposals
READ MOREThe election is over, and now we must do all we can to protect vulnerable communities from the impacts of a Trump presidency. Right now, President Biden has just over 2 months before Trump takes the White House—which means he has 2 months to deny the export authorizations for six super-polluting gas projects.
READ MORECall Gov. Hochul and ask her to sign the Climate Superfund Act NOW!
READ MORELong story short, the EPA has funds that are meant to invest in environmental justice communities that it hasn’t released yet; now that the Dec. 6th deadline has passed and we’ve met all requirements on time, we need your help to release the funds before inauguration on January 20th.
READ MORECome sing seasonal climate songs with 350Brooklyn! December 15, 2pm We’ll have songsheets with new lyrics to old favorites. Bring a friend and meet us at at the Garfield Street entrance to the park (Garfield Street and Prospect Park West)
READ MORESaturday, 12/7 – Join artist Ellen Driscoll at an exhibit encouraging a more sustainable society Join 350Brooklyn’s Arts Ideas Events group for a gallery tour of “Plasticulture: The Rise of Sustainable Practice with Polymers” led by 350Brooklyn member and artist extraordinaire Ellen Driscoll. Ellen is one of 15 artists whose work is featured in the show. We’ll meet […]
READ MOREIn 2023 New York State passed the Build Public Renewables Act that authorized our only public utility, the New York Power Authority, to build renewable energy source where the private sector is falling short. NYPA has now published a draft of its plan, but it, too, falls far short of what we need. NYPA will take comments from the public until December 13. All you need to write a comment is in this comment prep. The sheer number of comments pushing them to do better is critical. Your comment doesn't need to be long or complex--every comment counts. So click Take Action and comment today!
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READ MOREThe Tonawanda Seneca Nation live on their sovereign territory, which is located between Rochester and Buffalo in western New York. Allies of the Tonawanda Seneca Nation are joining with the Nation to defend their unceded homelands from a massive industrial development project sited on the boundary of their reservation territory. The project is already underway despite lacking several critical permits. Click to learn more about the Nation, their homelands, the development, & our solidarity campaign.
READ MORECity 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!
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