The issue of plastic waste can feel insurmountable. Where is all this plastic coming from? What are our elected leaders doing to address it? Do individual efforts to reduce plastic make an impact? Thankfully, Episode 6 of Climate Check is here to help you tackle each of these questions and more. Host Eva Dean is joined by 350BK's own Jan Thompson, lead of our Plastic Free team.
Sign this petition asking the state Comptroller's office to divest 529 Plans (college savings) from fossil fuels. Invest in our kids' futures, not in the destruction of their future!
A lack of penalty enforcement is threatening to undermine Local Law 97, aka the 'Dirty Buildings' bill! Sign this petition telling Mayor Adams you want him to fight for this law not undermine it.
Sign up to be alerted when there are specific needs for help in YOUR DISTRICT (e.g., constituent calls, closing down fossil fuel projects, pushing for electric school bus infrastructure, tweeting, op-eds, etc.).
We are forming district-level teams for our "Decarbonizing District by District" project. Let us know your district so we can alert you when we start working on decarbonizing it!
Testimony before a legislative or administrative body is one of the most effective ways people can influence public policy. Register for our monthly meeting and learn how to testify with confidence!
Use this toolkit to spread the word about our first major Climate Can't Wait 2022 action on January 25th. If each of us mobilizes even just one or two people, we'll have a groundswell of support!
Help Pass Climate Legislation in Albany! The 2022 Legislative Session has opened in Albany, and it will be a critical one for climate action in New York State. 350Brooklyn has joined with climate groups across the state to push for the passage of twelve good bills, including NY Renews’ Climate and Community Protection Act. On January 25th, we’re going to get the ball rolling. […]
Call Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins to tell them that we demand not a penny less than $15 billion for climate justice in 2022.
It's 2022 and a number of newly-elected City Council members will take their seats. What does this mean for climate action in NYC? What does it mean for 350Brooklyn? Register to join the conversation!
