As the Global Climate Strike on September 20th approaches, we are highlighting the reasons young people are passionate about the climate movement and prepared to stand up and fight for the next generation and the planet.
Alaska experienced one of their hottest summers on record, which resulted in melting ice and blazing fires! What does this mean for the future of Colorado?
Thousands prepare to strike, demanding urgent climate action.
350 Colorado and partners went a letter to Gov. Polis last week demanding a moratorium on fracking.
350 Colorado’s Executive Director offered public comment during the July 31st Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Hearing in Denver; Public comment lasted over three hours.
Late summer is the perfect time to start greening your concrete. Save money on water bills, alleviate urban heat islands, and provide a haven for pollinators by starting a garden. Any patch of concrete or turf, no matter how large or small, can be transformed into a beautiful green space to enhance your surroundings.
Many faith communities are often involved in social justice, poverty and inequity issues, but how are they doing addressing the Climate Crisis? We asked three people who have long been in the trenches of activism, to comment on how their faith communities are responding to our Climate Crisis. Their responses follow.
Celebrating the amazing work of the president of our board of directors, 350CO co-founder, and life-long climate advocate Gina Hardin!
Letters to the Editor and Op-Eds are an incredibly effective way to inform the public and elected officials about the issues associated with fracking because the Opinions pages of a newspaper are among the most read sections.
The climate crisis is a rapidly escalating global emergency — however, few of our mainstream media sources give it the attention it needs. We recommend an array of climate-focused online news, radio, podcasts, documentaries and social media sites to help you stay informed and engaged!