WHEN: Jan 31/11am-1pm
WHERE: San Diego Education Association

Learn about our new team and how we ended up with some of the highest electricity rates in the country.

WHEN: Feb 2 / 3 – 5 pm
WHERE: San Diego Convention Center

Join our coalition action to protest SDG&E & PG&E’s leaders and demand affordable, clean energy for all San Diegans. 

WHEN: Jan 24/10am-4pm
WHERE: 318 Carmichael Drive La Mesa, CA 91941

Make banners and signs for our SDG&E protest & ongoing Trump resistance highway overpass bannering events.  

SanDiego350 strongly opposes the U.S. military taking control of Venezuela’s vast oil reserves and getting dragged into another war for oil. These actions threaten our climate, the global economy, and democratic self-governance, sacrificing peace, health, and safety to fossil fuel industry profits. 

Venezuelan oil will not lower domestic energy and gas costs. To the contrary, extracting it will require substantial investment in infrastructure and exploration – which Trump has floated having U.S. taxpayers pay for, hitting American families hard in the pocketbook. 

This isn’t only about Venezuela, this is about America’s future as a democracy.

We call on San Diego’s US Representatives and California Senators to require congressional authorization for military operations in Venezuela and stop the Trump administration’s reckless actions. See TOOLKIT to take action. 

By Masada Disenhouse, Executive Director

Article by The Jumping Off Place

“Democrats who already have an advantage on climate and renewable energy with votes and should lean into rather than away from climate by emphasizing affordability and climate costs.”

San Diego is heading the wrong way on climate. As the rest of the nation has responded to the reactionary bent of national politics and the environment by largely abandoning or sidelining the issue, one might have hoped that cities like all-blue San Diego could serve as a counterweight but, alas, such is not the case. In recent weeks, a new report was issued noting that our emissions were up, which illustrates that despite our historic climate action plan, we are moving in the opposite direction to where we should be going.

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Jim Miller, The Jumping-Off Place & SD350 Board Member

The CA Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act of 2025 (SB 684 and AB 1243) will not be brought to committees this January and these specific bills will not be moving forward. We are still highly committed to fighting for a Polluters Pay Climate Superfund going forward.

The Plant-Forward Team has launched a petition to demand that school districts in San Diego County serve more plant-based meals, which are tastier, healthier and more sustainable. Sign and share our petition today! SIGN THE PETITION

We have a new merch page on our website! Purchase a t-shirt to show your support for climate action and SanDiego350. 

Looking for a way to support the work we do at SanDiego350? Visit our donations page to help drive climate-focused policy in San Diego County.