A battle for life and water in southern Louisiana
Last week, I joined together with people from across Louisiana and beyond to go door-to-door on a canvassing caravan, talking with communities along the route of the Bayou Bridge pipeline.
The fight against the Bayou Bridge pipeline
By: Cherri Foytlin with L’eau Est La Vie Camp and Louisiana Rise
The New California Normal: Overcoming Wildfires, Collaborating on Climate Solutions
by Jack Eidt
Keystone XL: Historic Moment to Resist
State authorities in Nebraska just issued a permit for the Keystone XL pipeline – but along a different path than the original route TransCanada wanted. We’re still determining exactly what this re-route means, but we know one thing for sure: this pipeline will not be built. Join the Promise to Protect and commit to traveling to the pipeline route to engage in peaceful creative resistance when called upon by frontline leaders.
2018 – The Year for Local Action
The COP23 climate talks are over; now the work of real climate leaders begins.
Fossil Fuel Industry Sneakily Tries to Fight Back as Divestment Backed by People Power Grows
As more institutions, including the largest sovereign fund in the world, move forward to cut their ties with fossil fuel companies, the anti-climate action campaigns of coal, oil and gas companies become more desperate - a sign of our success.
The Keystone Spill and Fight Ahead
TransCanada’s Keystone 1 pipeline leaked 210,000 gallons of oil Thursday, just days before the Nebraska will decide the fate of Donald Trump’s pet project, Keystone XL – a proposed expansion of the same pipeline system.
MUST WATCH: Sandy5 Video
Last Saturday, five thousand New Yorkers marched on the fifth anniversary of Superstorm Sandy to call for real climate action. Across the US, we have to follow their lead - we don't have any more time to waste. We're calling for a just and equitable transition to 100% renewables, and no new fossil fuel projects. Help us get there by joining or hosting a Fossil Free house party Nov 11-19.
Disaster in Your Backyard
Jodi Fleishman is a California Nurses Association Union member, and a nurse on the burn unit closest to the recent fires in Northern California. She shared some of her feelings around the intersection of her work and the fires.
Remembering Superstorm Sandy and Rising in New York for Our Climate
Thousands of people are joining together in New York City to mark the 5th anniversary of Superstorm Sandy which devastated the city and state and killed more than 40 people. They will be rallying and marching on October 28th to call for real climate leadership that can inspire the world.