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Here's a general video explaining 350's approach to making change in the world.
This week our hearts are with everyone affected by the COVID-19 public health crisis, both in our state and around the world. It is heartening to see that the world can act with decisive action to respond to a crisis, …
On Monday, October 28 the Washington agency responsible for oversight of utilities (Utilities and Transportation Commission or UTC) will be in Spokane to receive public comment on Avista’s requested 13.7% rate increase. The Commissioners don’t often come to Spokane, so …
The race for Mayor of Spokane has taken a strange turn. Not only have we learned that one candidate for Mayor refuses to believe the 97% of climate scientists whose research confirms that humans are the dominant cause of global …
Recently I’ve been thinking a lot about how we communicate about climate change. Note, this is not, a discussion about whether climate change is happening and whether, if we continue on our current trajectory, it will be catastrophic. Nor …
WOW! On May 5, Governor Jay Inslee signed the clean energy bill, SB-5116, along with several other bills to help reduce global warming. After two years of frustrating defeats of carbon tax initiatives here, this was a huge thrill …
Arbor Day is a day designated to celebrate the role of trees in the world and to encourage people to plant and care for them. In the United States, this day will be recognized on April …
We need your help right now to improve Washington State solar power legislation! The Solar Fairness Act passed the state Senate last week, and is now under consideration in House committees, beginning with the House Committee on Environment & Energy.…
At the very first 350 Interfaith Climate Change Committee Meeting, the twenty of us in attendance, from a variety of faiths, described why each of our religious groups would care about climate change.
What followed was an hour filled with …
In July, U.S. Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers voted to prohibit the EPA from funding its Environmental Justice Small Grants Program. We can thank the 46 Republicans who joined every House Democrat to override people like McMorris-Rodgers, protecting this critical
Hello. My name is Wm. Lamont Worden. My wife Brenda and I have lived in Greenacres for over 33 years, always considering ourselves political independents. I am a retired Emergency Physician and also a retired USAF Lieutenant Colonel with over …
