WE'RE WORKING TO STOP
THE FOSSIL FUEL INDUSTRY AND CREATE A JUST, SUSTAINABLE WORLD
SanDiego350 is building a movement to prevent the worst impacts of climate change and climate injustice through education and outreach, public policy advocacy, and mobilizing people to take action.
Teams + Campaigns
More than a dozen volunteer teams working to fight climate change through policy action, community engagement, and campaigns.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Here’s how SanDiego350 has activated and grown the climate movement in San Diego
People Mobilized
In the streets and into the movement
MAJOR
Policy Wins
Advanced 100% clean energy, an equitable transportation plan and a Green New Deal
Climate Activists
Equipped to lead and take effective action
Youth Leaders
Empowered through training and hands-on experience organizing peers
Read more about our accomplishments.
UPCOMING EVENTS
2024 April Earth Day Celebration Tabling Opportunities
Join Us! SanDiego350 will be at 5+ Earth Day Celebrations Fairs all over San Diego County in April! Stop by and say hello, learn more
Safe & Healthy California Resolution Vote at La Mesa City Council
Join us April 23rd at the La Mesa City Council to support passage of a resolution supporting the Campaign for a Safe and Health California and keeping SB1137, the state law passed in 2022 to prohibit new or modified oil and gas wells within 3,200 feet of homes, schools, daycare centers, parks, healthcare facilities, and businesses.
New Volunteer Orientation Chat
Join the Member Engagement Team for an Orientation Chat to learn more about SanDiego350’s teams, campaigns, volunteer opportunities and a chance to bond with new volunteers.
RECENT POSTS
Interview with SanDiego350 high school youth interns, Abby Deckert and Emma Weibel, about climate anxiety.
By Janet Yao, Climate Writer & insights from SanDiego350’s Legislative Team’s co-chairs Beth Chopp, Parke Troutman, and Katharine Harrison We often think of climate activism as people on the streets marching, holding signs, and chanting for change – but climate activism can also look like hours spent on the computer researching policies, talking to local […]
How America’s Obsession With Gigantic Vehicles is Killing the Planet and People by Joel Martin, SD350 Climate Writer Read the original article from The Jumping-Off Place, a new progressive news outlet. The other day, I was pulling up to a red light in our Prius. Tailgating me was a woman in an enormous black SUV, […]
By Monserrat Mejia, SanDiego350 Intern Unveiling the San Diego Regional Decarbonization Framework In the race against climate change, the San Diego region has embarked on an ambitious journey outlined by the Regional Decarbonization Framework (RDF). The primary goal? To achieve net-zero carbon emissions by the year 2045 with the County’s Climate Action Plan Update and […]
How the Cult of Business Education Leaves A Wake of Death and Destruction, Part 1 By Joel Martin, Climate Writer Read the original article from The Jumping-Off Place, a new progressive news outlet. To begin with, I offer my sincerest apologies to the Bard for misappropriating and misusing his line from Henry VI. Nevertheless, I think you […]
Fox5 News interviews SanDiego350’s Masada Disenhouse regarding the arrest of a GHG smuggler, the impact of GHGs, and what the government needs to do about it, March 6, 2024.
Comments by SD350’s Youth v. Oil advocates, Sydney Chan and Abby Deckert, and SD350 member Alby Quinlan on why the Encinitas city council should approve the SB 1137 Resolution.
This month, we interviewed SanDiego350 volunteer, Kyle Brinker to share about their climate activism. Kyle is a member of the Transportation team and Legislative Team and has helped with petitioning for Let’s Go! campaign. How did you first get involved with SD350, and when was that? I’ve been involved since early 2023. I knew I […]
By Taarika Sethee Approximately five and a half million Californians live within one mile of one or more oil and gas wells. This issue of environmental injustice is at the forefront of Youth v. Oil’s work. It began with our advocacy in 2020 for local resolutions calling on Governor Newsom to create health and safety […]
By Joel Martin, Climate Writer My New Year’s resolution is to not shop this year. Sure, I’ll buy necessities and replace something if it’s essential, but I’m not going to buy anything that I don’t absolutely need. So far, it’s been easy to live up to and has made my life happier too. Every bit […]
SOCIAL MEDIA
Another WIN for Youth v. Oil!🎉 Last Week, Youth v. Oil's resolution passed unanimously through San Diego City Council, after...