In 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 MORESign Up to Help Cool Down Brooklyn Take Action•Resources The World Meteorological Organization predicts that global climate patterns will be strongly affected by the return of El Niño in the Pacific this year. This means a higher than average number of 90-degree days here in Brooklyn. So this summer 350Brooklyn will be out in […]
READ MOREThe Too Hot, Too High event on June 8th will be a Teach-In and Action with the outstanding Climate Justice leaders Raya Salter of the Energy Justice Law and Policy Center and the Climate Action Council, Kim Fraczek of SANE Energy, and the No North Brooklyn Pipeline Coalition and Annie Carforo of WeACT. Come to get schooled on what we learned from this important state legislative session and how fossil-fueled utilities like National Grid and Con Ed are fighting the transition to renewable energy and getting you to pay for it!
READ MOREWednesday, May 3rd 12-1 – Wildcard Wednesday! The State budget is finally being hammered out and voting is expected to begin early this week. We’re expecting some excellent climate wins, as well as some misses. Whether you’d prefer to thank them or shank them, all our legislators need our encouragement and pressure to get climate […]
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