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Imagine riding your bike down the Avenue of the Giants with 1000-year-old redwoods cooling your way, then continuing with 150 new friends all the way to the Golden Gate Bridge. The Climate Ride is a five-day ride from Eureka to San Francisco that raises money for climate solutions. This year’s ride will take place September … Read more
Please come show your support for Sonoma Clean Power on Tuesday, April 10th at 10am when the Sonoma County Water Agency Board will decide whether or not to proceed with Sonoma County’s Community Choice Energy program – Sonoma Clean Power (sonomacleanpower.org). The Board will vote on taking the first steps for an Implementation Plan and … Read more
Battling climate change can take its toll on us. At times, the shift we need to make in our economic system to move us away from fossil fuel toward clean energy and the changes to our habitual ways of thinking seems daunting. Our political system with powerful and entrenched interests seems rigged against making the … Read more
Project Coordinator (eCO2mmute) The Climate Protection Campaign, a nonprofit organization based in Sonoma County, seeks a talented team player who’s a quick learner, is excited about helping implement the eCO2mmute program in Sonoma County high schools, and is passionate about climate protection. The mission of the Climate Protection Campaign is to inspire, align and mobilize … Read more
A big piece of the story was missing in the article about the modest increase in electricity rates due to the decrease in natural gas costs (“Small hike expected in PG&E bills,” Dec. 31). Natural gas prices have fallen recently largely because hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking, is increasing gas supplies. Because much of Sonoma … Read more
Close to Home, Press Democrat January 1, 2012 Vineyards cover only 6% of Sonoma County’s one million acres, but the county’s $400 million wine industry plays a major role in climate protection. So it is heartening to read that Jackson Family Wines recently received a Green Power Leadership Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. … Read more
Thank you for publishing comments from Jack Hayes, National Weather Service (“In 2012, let’s plan for worst weather”). Hayes calls for us to prepare for extreme weather events. Adaptation to greenhouse gas impacts from emissions we’ve already put in the atmosphere is a prudent, minimum response in the wake of record weather disasters this year. Unfortunately, … Read more
The Climate Protection Campaign is soliciting proposals from web designers to develop and maintain a site for the Cool School eCO2mmute program that will provide a contemporary web application to track student travel and encourage awareness of school travel choices to reduce carbon emissions and improve personal health for Sonoma, Alameda and San Mateo County … Read more
Today the Sonoma County Water Agency voted unanimously to continue evaluating community choice aggregation (CCA) for Sonoma County, now officially dubbed “Sonoma Clean Power.” The Board Actions include: Developing more detailed information about governance structures Investigating the incorporation of significant new energy efficiency in order to reduce rates Evaluating varying “power mixes” to optimize the … Read more
For Immediate Release Contact: Woody Hastings Climate Protection Campaign October 10, 2011 (707) 525-1665 x117 A Boost for Local Clean Power from Sacramento Governor Brown signs SB 790 supporting community-based energy programs On Oct. 8 Governor Brown signed legislation, Senate Bill (SB) 790, that will significantly improve the ability of … Read more