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!
Insurance companies financially aid and support the fossil fuel industry. Chubb, the largest commercial insurer in the United States, became the first U.S. insurance company to restrict business with coal.
A brand new 2019 electric Nissan LEAF as low as $12.000? Nowhere else in the nation can you get an EV this cheap. Switching to an EV today can be your most impactful act of taking personal responsibility for climate protection as it lowers our carbon emissions and improves our air quality.
If your 350 group – or any group, be it co-workers for a lunch talk, at school, at a service club, or in social settings – wants to start a conversation on climate ask the Climate Reality Project to schedule a presentation.
350 Colorado’s Executive Director Micah Parkin called for a ban on fracking in Boulder County during a public hearing addressing the recently enacted moratorium on oil and gas operations put into place by County Commissioners last month.
On Saturday, July 13th 350 Boulder County hosted a Fossil Free Your Life Garden Party at the home of our Executive Director, Micah Parkin. Her daughters, Maia (age 15) and Ila (age 13) shared the following reflections just after.
Fourth of July staples can be made using plant-based alternatives, without sacrificing any flavor! Below is a list of some plant-based alternatives to traditional 4th of July meals! Happy feasting!
Denver community members push for shutdown of major front range polluter.
On June 14th, students and adults from a variety of backgrounds and organizations gathered at the Denver Capitol building, marking one of the first summer climate strikes. Participants helped to kick off Pride weekend by highlighting the intersection of indigenous rights, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and environmental activism.