Guest Editorial – by Al Braden Al Braden is a local environmental activist and photographer. He is also a member of the Electric Utility Commission Resource Planning Working Group, which is helping to advise Austin Energy and City Council on where Austin should get
Hosted by the Austin Climate Coalition and the Texas Sierra Club – The Austin Climate Strike was on September 20th. Come talk about next steps with us. All ages welcome + family-friendly event!
Hosted by the Parents’ Climate Community – The Parents’ Climate Community is a monthly meet-up for parents and other caregivers who want to take action on climate change. This month’s guest is Annette Lucksinger, author of EXPLORING AUSTIN WITH KIDS. Lucksinger will lead a discussion
Hosted by the Wildflower Climate Change Action Team and Extinction Rebellion ATX – The Wildflower Climate Change Action Team and Extinction Rebellion ATX are hosting a screening of “Age of Consequences” at Wildflower Unitarian Universalist Church. Age of Consequences is an Emmy-nominated investigation of how climate
“So why are we all here? We are here because our government is failing us. We are here to act on our power as constituents. And we are here because the climate crisis is a threat to our existence on this planet.” These are
This is part two of our Beyond The Strike series, showcasing the many proposed solutions, ideas from inspiring community leaders, and opportunities for you to get involved around climate justice in Austin. You can read part one of the series (which focuses on energy) here.
Sponsored Post – from the City of Austin Office of Sustainability Meet our newest Net-Zero Hero, Dodie Stillman. Dodie is a certified Master Beekeeper who is passionate about honey bees and sharing her beekeeping knowledge. Dodie currently serves as the President of the Austin Area Beekeepers Association, where
Hosted by Mike Siegel for Congress, TX-10 Indivisible, Sunrise Movement Austin, Our Revolution Texas, ADAPT, NETCO Dems, Progressive Democrats of America, & Texas Drought Project Join us as we sit down with representatives from the labor, environment, and youth movements to discuss how we can
Hosted by the Austin Climate Coalition – Walk out from your school, home, or place of work on 9/20 at 9 AM! Attend an action around the city, then meet up at 12 PM at the Texas Capitol Building for a program of speakers and
Maybe you’ve seen the news stories about the 16-year-old from Sweden who’s demanding climate action from our world leaders. Or you’ve watched a video on Instagram of one of the hundreds of marches taking place across the globe. Perhaps you’ve even attended a recent climate