Speak Up Against Higher Energy Rates! California Public Utilities Commission Hearing on SDG&E rates increase
San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) is asking for the California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) approval to increase their rates. San Diego customers already pay the highest electricity rates in the country. If approved, a typical residential customer can expect an increase of over per month or 8 annually on their monthly gas bill, while SDG&E executives award themselves extravagant salaries and bonuses. And as families that can afford to do so switch to all-electric homes and vehicles, an increase in gas rates will disproportionately impact low-income families, communities of color, seniors, disabled people, and children. Use SD350’s toolkit to tell the CPUC to deny this unjust profit grab!
Youth Crafts Corner Social: Crochet & Clay
Join Youth4Climate, Youth vs Oil, and the Eco Club Coalition for the Youth Crafts Corner Social: Crochet & Clay at Kate Sessions Park! Connect with youth activists throughout San Diego at our upcoming social—build connections[…]
FIRE SDG&E RALLY!
Come rally against raising rates and demand to FIRE SDG&E! Join us Downtown San Diego at City Hall in Civic Plaza to rally, enjoy music, information booths and hear from engaging speakers! The citizens of the[…]
Rally and Press Conference – SD Sustainability & Mobility Department Presents Draft Climate Action Plan Implementation Plan to Environment Committee
The long-awaited Implementation Plan for the City of San Diego’s Climate Action Plan (CAP) is finally out! Join climate advocates as we rally and hear from community leaders. We will then attend the Environment Committee meeting to deliver our message to the committee. This event is co-hosted by SanDiego350 and Climate Action Campaign.
Climate Justice Leadership Conversation
Hear from local leaders in a conversation via Zoom with Tanisha-Jean Martin, Climate Community Director and Environmental Justice Consultant with SD Urban Sustainability Coalition and Maria Muhammad CEO of I Am Green, a non-profit that reconnects our community[…]
Transportation for All – Lifting Up Communities with Microtransit
SD350 Transportation Team invites you to attend our March 4, 2023 event “Transportation for All — Uplifting Communities with Microtransit.” This community meeting will describe an electric passenger transit expansion concept to push back on the dominance of petroleum-fueled solo driver vehicles in today’s transportation mix.
Banking on Our Future – March and Rally
On Tuesday, March 21, at 11:30am, SanDiego350, Third Act SoCal, Sierra Club, Climate Action Campaign, along with other partner organizations and concerned individuals from the San Diego region will tell rally and march downtown to tell Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Citibank to STOP business as usual – STOP funding new oil and gas projects that drive climate change – or we will STOP using their services. This action will include pre-event petitioning by youth as well as a congenial heads up to the banks.
Fridays for Future Global Climate Strike
Join us downtown to rally for a just transition away from fossil fuels and to clean energy! Big Oil continues to perpetuate harm toward frontline communities through sustained oil extraction near homes, schools, and community[…]
Building Your Climate Action Series: Part 1 (In-person)
Building Your Climate Action Series: Part 1 How to Build a Movement Together When you participate in climate action with SanDiego350, you are taking part in a powerful grassroots climate organization in San Diego. In[…]
Chula Vista Community Mural Celebration
Join the South Bay Eco-Justice Team for the unveiling of a new Community Mural on Saturday, March 11 from 1 pm to 3 pm at 888 Country Club Dr in Chula Vista. Councilmember Jose Preciado will be there to greet you. Jill Galvez, former Council Member, will also be there. You will also learn about the Chula Vista Climate Challenge and how you can take action. Snacks and water will be served. Native plants are depicted in the mural with an environmental message to keep Chula Vista beautiful. This project is made possible in part by the City of Chula Vista and the Create Chula Vista Arts Grant.