This is a matter of life or death. We are facing unprecedented times of health, economic, and climate catastrophe. Tens of thousands of Austinites are unemployed, and more or working for less than living wages during a pandemic. While the working class suffers under COVID conditions,
The climate crisis demands bold action and strategies. To win in Texas, we must collaborate with frontline communities to reduce pollution and work across the state for a just transition from an oil-based economy to one based on equity and clean energy. Saturday December 12th,
Join us on Zoom! https://zoom.us/j/5133069449 In-person events have been cancelled for all Sierra Club activities through February 2021. Dang. You can also join our Zoom video conference here: https://zoom.us/j/5133069449 . 6:30-7:15 or 7:30 – Catastrophic floods and temporal increases in catastrophic floods in Central Texas: By: Raymond Slade,
Planet Texas 2050 invites you to a semester-long showcase series taking place fall 2020. These presentations will highlight the Planet Texas 2050 research projects funded from 2019-2020 and point to future directions and collaborations within and beyond the Planet Texas 2050 community. December 9, 2020 12
Planet Texas 2050 invites you to a semester-long showcase series taking place fall 2020. These presentations will highlight the Planet Texas 2050 research projects funded from 2019-2020 and point to future directions and collaborations within and beyond the Planet Texas 2050 community. December 8th “Towards and Equitable
Come join us as we read the Sunrise Movement’s very own book, Winning the Green New Deal!! The book club is open to all prospective, new, and veteran members of the Sunrise ATX hub. We’ll meet every other week, finishing the week of Biden’s inauguration
The 2020 elections will shape our political strategy The will to solve climate change is growing. 2021 could present historic opportunities for climate solutions, and CCL is preparing to move forward. At this conference, we’ll take a look at the road ahead. John Wood and
Solar Austin’s upcoming happy hour is dedicated to…trees! Just as solar panels help decarbonize our planet, trees capture CO2 to keep Austin’s air breathable and sidewalks cool. Trees are also key to our city’s fight against climate change, thanks in large part to the efforts
*Note: This talk will be presented remotely via Zoom and on the Energy Institute’s YouTube channel. See access details after the bio. Join this timely discussion with Noah Kaufman as he explores the current climate policy landscape in the United States. It starts with an overview
Join The Parents’ Climate Community–a group of local caregivers coming together on climate change–for our last meetup of the year! This month, we’ll reflect back on what we’ve accomplished together during a very challenging 2020 and look ahead to how we might build on these