4 Urgent Questions to Ask Yourself in 2025
From rising bills to climate chaos, 2025 demands answers. Start with these 4 urgent questions, and see how we can still make things better.
Our Power News – Important announcement
Tired of high prices everywhere? Find out how we are taking back control of our lives, and how you can join in too!
Cracks in the Fossil-Fueled Facade: July 2025
In the wake of ongoing attacks on both people and planet, 350.org highlights concrete examples of progress that should restore some needed hope and agency to our U.S. climate movement.
Tax Their Billions: How it’s going in Europe
Conversation Guide: Tax Their Billions
A conversation guide for when you’re talking to a friend or family member about the importance of taxing extreme wealth.
Scarcity is a political choice: It’s time to tax the super-rich
Cutting overseas aid is shortsighted. Who are our political leaders really putting first – ordinary people or the super rich?
Our Power News – Why is the climate movement standing up for Palestine?
Explore the ongoing struggles in Palestine and the intersection of climate activism with social justice in this insightful newsletter.
In LA and Beyond, the People Rise Up to Protect their Neighbors
ADB: Flip the switch to real climate solutions
Right now in Manila, Philippines, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is hosting a major energy forum, and they're trying hard to present themselves as champions of clean energy. But behind the polished panels and photo ops, a different story is unfolding.
What are Microgrids, and why communities are building their own?
Learn why microgrids are the essential tool for building their own cleaner, fairer, and more reliable energy systems.
Cracks in the Fossil-Fueled Facade: May 2025
In the wake of ongoing attacks on both people and planet, 350.org highlights concrete examples of progress that should restore some needed hope and agency to our U.S. climate movement.
Our Power News – Who will lead us?
What do Labor Day, a new pope, and surprising election wins have in common? They all signal a turning point for climate and workers' rights.
