Webinars: Exploring Climate Insurgency Strategies
In a series of three webinars, we will explore ideas and strategies from the new book Against Doom: A Climate Insurgency Manual
World Refugee Day: Migrants and the Climate Crisis
65.6 million. That is the number of refugees and internally displaced people in the world today, fleeing due to persecution, conflict, violence, environmental disasters, and human rights violations.
Exxon’s Denial Created this Iceberg
50 years after learning the truth about climate change, Exxon's climate denial is having increasingly devastating consequences.
WATCH: The Sundarbans under threat from coal
In Bangladesh, the government is building the 1320 Megawatt Rampal coal plant in Sundarbans forest, a UNESCO heritage site and home of endangered species and fishing communities. We made this video to show that there is nowhere else like this on earth:
Full-throated resistance for climate action and the Paris Agreement
People across the world have met Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris Agreement with massive response and huge moral outcry. Thanks to each and every one of you who've been part of the groundswell for climate action.
Coal & Boat 2017 – Farewell to the Last Lignite Coal Power Plant in Berlin
After a wave of protests and resistance from civil society and the climate movement in Berlin, the last lignite-fired power plant in the city finally shut down on the 24th May 2017. Kohleausstieg Berlin and a number of climate, environmental and development organizations organized a celebration on boats in front of the power plant in order to bid farewell to the dirtiest of fossil fuels.
Lessons from The Handmaid’s Tale: Borders, Clean Energy, and the Just Transition We Want
It isn’t enough that in Trump’s first six months in office he has rolled back environmental protections and upended climate progress, or attempted to put in place a Muslim ban and give immigration enforcement agents free reign to deport and detain immigrants -- now he’s suggesting putting solar panels on his heinous border wall as a means to pay for it?
Raise A Paddle Film
In May 2017, three Pacific Islanders travelled half way across the world to visit the Canadian tar sands. They bore witness to the destructive project and built solidarity with Indigenous Peoples resisting tar sands expansion in Canada. Watch the film:
Days of Action in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia
June 3, 2017 Contact: Svitlana Romanko, svitlana@350.org, +38 (050) 2738909 Liza Degtiarenko, liza@350.org, +38 (063) 7073974 Message : ”There are...
To Stop the Flow of Oil, We Need To Stop The Flow of Dollars
By Alec Connon, Emily Johnston, and Valeria Costa with 350 Seattle