Diverse voices on the People’s Climate Train
Kelly Hall finds people deeply concerned about equality around the world and how a changing climate exacerbates existing social problems all over the globe.
Kelly Hall finds people deeply concerned about equality around the world and how a changing climate exacerbates existing social problems all over the globe.
“Climate change?! That’s a global thing. Let the global people deal with it.”
Returning for its fifth year, the Washington Future Energy Conference is the state’s “must-attend” clean energy event. Presented by Northwest Environmental Business Council (NEBC) and the Washington State Department of Commerce, this unique conference provides an unmatched forum for learning, networking, and business development – bringing together those engaged or interested in the new energy economy.
Are you ready? Because this weekend is when we're going to change everything. People's Climate actions are taking place across Washington State—and across the country.
Elected officials are lining up to support clean fuels in Washington. Add your voice to this surge for consumer choice, job growth and a cleaner environment!
U.S. to curb carbon emissions from air travel, protestors block oil train north of Seattle, BP faces $18 billion penalty for Deepwater Horizon blow-out, and more stories of the week in clean energy solutions.
Join us to help protect the sacredness of the Salish Sea! The purpose of this historic gathering is to address the threats fossil fuel transport pose against Coast Salish territories and waters, including the proposed expansion of the Kinder Morgan Alberta Tar Sands pipelines, tankers. We will also enjoy a great Salmon Bake with fresh Sockeye, corn and salad.
Lummi artist Jewell James has carved a new totem pole as an act of protest against coal and oil export in the Northwest. You can take part in the pole's journey from the Lummi's coastal homeland to the tar sands of Alberta.
A landmark climate victory: Oregon DSL's decision deals a heavy blow to coal export proposals in the Northwest.
It's worth celebrating that county and city leaders in the Northwest are up to the task of climate leadership.