Actions planned around the state as part of National #DefundDisaster Day of Action to hold JPMorgan Chase accountable for being the biggest funder of climate disaster projects by a wide margin.
In his run for Governor of Colorado, Jared Polis committed to reach 100% renewable energy by 2040. We have heard…
350 Denver and 350 Colorado Springs supported the Green New Deal and the Sunrise Movement at events across the front range
350 Denver member Joe Lantz has the answer: Refurbished bikes! Joe combines his love for the environment with his passion for bikes by volunteering at Bikes Together. This Denver non-profit bike shop rescues used bikes and bike parts from the landfill, fixes your bike or teaches you how, and helps kids from low-income families acquire a set of wheels. Working to save the climate one bike at a time!
Sooner or later they’re going to have questions. Teach your parents about climate change before someone else does.
State environmental, faith, business, social justice and youth organizations submit petition calling for meaningful action to protect communities from fracking and to solve the climate crisis
There is a global movement of divestment from fossil fuels and investment in green energy occurring called the Go Fossil Free/Divest-Invest movement that has already garnered the commitment of 1,000+ institutions totaling over $8B of investments. PERA should join this movement, not only to be on the “right side of history” environmentally speaking, but also to ensure it fulfills its sole purpose: to maintain its assets in the present and in the future to fund the retirement of its members.
There are about 7000 different languages in the world, and each has its own unique features that to users of another language may seem highly exotic, like the oft-told story that the Inuit have dozens of different words for ‘snow’. This infinite variability makes working with languages very interesting.
Volunteer Patricia Nelson tells her 350 Colorado giving story!
Regardless of the final outcome of Prop. 112, the landscape has shifted after over 1 million Coloradans demanded greater protections. While the laws may not have changed, industry is paying attention.