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The climate crisis and militarism are strongly connected. Learn how deep it goes — and what you can do to fight both.
Have questions about EVs and e-bikes? Get answers from Carleen Cullen, founder and executive director of nonprofit Cool the Earth and CRP leader (San Francisco, 2012). Her insights into zero emissiion transportation will help you help friends, neighbors, and co-workers decarbonize their transportation.
It’s easier and more affordable than ever to leave fossil fuels behind, but for residents, switching to electric in the home can be overwhelming. Gain insider perspective on Bay Area home electrification, so you can speak to practical considerations that people face in their efforts to decarbonize their home. Join us as we welcome Cooper Marcus of QuitCarbon, who will impart expert insights about residential electrification. Simplify a complex decision tree for residents and contractors to save time and money. This presentation builds on the Acts to Actions presentation tools in June for better conversations.
Trained Climate Reality Leaders are invited to join Climate Reality Bay Area’s Acts to Action Skill Building Workshop to help strengthen your knowledge, skills and effectiveness in turning the historic laws, Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, into ACTION!
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What if one of California’s biggest climate solutions is literally beneath us?
Next Generation Geothermal could deliver clean, dependable power around the clock—helping meet California’s rapidly growing electricity needs while reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Could it be a missing piece of California’s clean energy puzzle?
Find out August 25 at 6 PM on Zoom. Join our expert panel for an informative discussion and plenty of Q&A.
Become a Climate Reality Leader This May in San Francisco!
Space is limited, so register early! https://luma.com/13n8nff5?lm_source=embed
Dive into the book “Climate Stewardship: Taking Collective Action to Protect California.” Then join fellow climate advocates at KQED Studios for the book discussion.
Come join us for a frank discussion with Jill Sherman-Warne (Hoopa) and Jim Warne (Oglala-Lakota) on Native American sovereignty in the face of disinformation and misinformation about climate, history, race and their inalienable right to self-governance.
Join us for an insightful virtual presentation as we explore how Doughnut Economics can shape a more sustainable future for the Bay Area. We'll dive into the framework’s principles to achieve social and ecological balance.
At the prestigious DocLands Film Festival, join Climate Reality leader Kristin Tièche for the world premiere of her feature documentary about bat conservation and women in science. Director, producer, editor, and cinematographer will attend, as well as Dr. Winifred Frick of Bat Conservation International and Corky Quirk of NorCal Bats (and her adorable rescued education bats).
Climate work is hard. How do we replenish our fighting energy? How do we open our minds to new ideas? How do we lift our spirits? Art helps! It can be beautiful, emotional, joyful, and even funny. It can convey ideas when words fall short. Come experience a curated collection of regional artists responding to climate issues.
Come experience a curated collection of regional artists responding to climate issues. The evening will include a discussion with artists, playful opportunities to create, and ample time to connect with others. Co-hosted by Climate Reality Bay Area.
Join this special event for Climate Reality Project members and climate enthusiasts to gather in person to share stories, passions, challenges, and triumphs. Hosted by the Climate Reality Bay Area Chapter, we promise to lift your spirits and recharge your batteries!
For graduates of Climate Reality Leadership Training, you are invited to join our Tenth Bay Area Chapter Climate Reality Boot Camp to help you strengthen your skills as a climate presenter.
Ashley Craig from Beyond Plastics will share with us how plastics harm us and our planet, why they seem to be growing in use, at a faster and faster pace, the movements that are currently working to stop this harm, and what we can do at the local level.
Please join us for an overview of the Climate Reality Bay Area chapter and learn how you can make a difference in 2025! Our leadership team will give an overview of our strategic plans for the year ahead. Make your voice heard and get involved today. See you there!
Please join us as we help preserve some of the last remaining marshland of the San Leandro Bay. Meet on every last Saturday of the month to clean up plastics and trash; see amazing views of our Bay!
If you've heard the term regenerative agriculture but don't know how it's connected with climate change or your work in climate advocacy, please join us on Zoom to watch this 45-minute short version of Common Ground. We'll have a short discussion following the show!
Please join us as we help preserve some of the last remaining marshland of the San Leandro Bay. Meet on every last Saturday of the month to clean up plastics and trash; see amazing views of our Bay!
The Walnut Creek Climate March is back! Join us in a powerful demonstration of community, solidarity, and commitment to addressing climate change. This event is a unique opportunity to come together, raise awareness, and take meaningful steps towards a sustainable future.
Meet us 2 pm at the gazebo in Civic Park, at the corner of Civic Drive and Broadway, Walnut Creek.
Please join us as we help preserve some of the last remaining marshland of the San Leandro Bay. Meet on every last Saturday of the month to clean up plastics and trash; see amazing views of our Bay!
Want to meet other SF Bay Area individuals who share a passion for urgent action on the climate crisis? Join Solving the Climate Crisis author John J. Berger and SF Bay Area Chapter Co-Founder Wei-Tai Kwok for an in-person hike.
Share and listen to what you and other climate activists are thinking and trying around voter engagement for themselves and others.