A reminder that you’re invited to our General Meeting on Zoom beginning at 6 PM this evening.

We hope you can join us. Among other things we’ll hear from Dan Chandler about the serious climate impacts of commercial refrigerants — some have more than 10,000 times the global warming potential of CO2 — and how we can retire them in favor of “natural refrigerants.” A complete agenda is below.

Here’s the Zoom link to tonight’s meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82490474254?pwd=Rmg3U3pzNXlFTURHVDZ0RGhwVnJiZz09

 

Agenda: 350 Humboldt December 17, 2020 General Meeting

Facilitator: Pat Carr           Notes:   Dan Chandler

a.   Check in: Briefly tell us what’s on your mind, or share a look back at our meetings together, your life in the pandemic, or thoughts on the climate crisis.

b.   Poem – Selected and read by Katy Gurin (You can read your favorite poem, just let the steering committee know at: [email protected])

c.   Hayley Connors-Keith talks about our six month exploration of acknowledgments that Humboldt County was home to a variety of indigenous groups, many whose descendants still live here.

Part of what a land acknowledgment means is that we support indigenous people in their fight against a changing climate. Tonight we want to support the Anishinaabe peoples who are resisting the Line 3 pipeline that is designed to carry tar sands oil from Alberta, Canada to Superior, Wisconsin. We can all add our names to a 350.org petition calling on President Biden to halt Line 3 construction immediately: Click here to sign

d.   Presentation on the climate impacts of refrigerants in the world, California and Humboldt – Dan

e.   Committee reports
Local – Katy
Legislative/national/regional – Dan
Book club – Deborah
Art – Hayley

f.   Please consider a small year-end donation to 350 Humboldt

g.   Consider participating in Ohm-Hour –  Dan
Here is an article that explains it

h.   Two other campaigns you can help with:
Call out misleading social media information about climate change: The Environmental Defense Fund has put together some guidelines on how to report and request deletion of misleading social media information about climate change: Click here

Petition for natural gas in new buildings: Tell Governor Newsom to get gas out of new buildings (via Sierra Club) Click here:

 

Join us this evening for climate action!