{"id":230,"date":"2019-06-14T02:10:07","date_gmt":"2019-06-14T02:10:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/world.350.org\/humboldt\/?page_id=230"},"modified":"2022-09-02T16:52:39","modified_gmt":"2022-09-02T16:52:39","slug":"newsletters-2","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/humboldt\/newsletters-2\/","title":{"rendered":"News Flash 2019-2021"},"content":{"rendered":"

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November 2021 News Flash!<\/a> It\u2019s no news<\/span>\u00a0that the recently concluded COP-26 climate summit was a disappointment for those who hoped it would be a game-changer\u00a0<\/strong>against the climate crisis.\u00a0(This analysis <\/a><\/strong>gives a few reasons why the outcome will do little to stop climate change, no matter what world leaders may say.)<\/p>\n

However disappointed we may be, it\u2019s obviously far too early to give up on the hopes and futures of those younger than we are. And\u00a0as 350.org says of the Glasgow summit<\/strong>,<\/a>\u00a0true leadership on this issue comes from those of us trying to make a change, not from governments beholden to the fossil fuel industry.<\/p>\n

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<\/strong>October 2021 News Flash!<\/a> At the state level, Democratic legislators hailed the passage of a climate-related funding package totaling $15 billion,\u00a0though much of that money will support adapting to climate hazards, not reducing climate change<\/a><\/strong>. The Legislature didn\u2019t pass bills that would reduce fossil fuel production in California, nor did it enact as law the current state policy requiring \u201cnet zero\u201d climate emissions by 2045. (That policy was in an executive order by Gov. Jerry Brown and could be reversed by a future governor.)<\/p>\n

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September 2021 News Flash!<\/a> Locally we have the scheme to ship Rocky Mountain coal<\/a>\u00a0halfway across the continent, then down the Eel River canyon to fill Asia-bound ships in Humboldt Ba.<\/strong>\u00a0Coal trains would roll down the crumbling route of the old Northwestern Pacific Railroad\u00a0to supply power plants halfway around the world.<\/strong>\u00a0The scheme came to light as plans were well underway to convert the abandoned rail bed to a hiking\/biking trail.<\/p>\n

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August 2021 News Flash! <\/a>Developing local renewable electricity to cut fossil fuels is key to the strategy of Humboldt County\u2019s budding Climate Action Plan (CAP),<\/strong>\u00a0due to be released any day. County planner Connor McGuigan tells us that the CAP focuses on reducing local Greenhouse emissions from two major sources \u2014 cars and trucks, and housing and commercial buildings. Electrification plays a big role in cutting those emissions, so we\u2019re eager to hear what Amin Younes has to say.<\/p>\n

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July 2021 News Flash!<\/a> In any normal summer,<\/strong>\u00a0heading inland for a break from coastal Humboldt’s summer fog would seem like a great idea.<\/strong><\/p>\n

But this is no normal summer.<\/strong>\u00a0Thankfully, Humboldt missed the “heat dome” that baked the Pacific Northwest with record-breaking heat. But smoky skies and daily temps over 100 are early this year, only a few miles from the coast.<\/p>\n

Weather like this reminds us that our chance to limit climate change will only last so long.\u00a0<\/strong>There’s a disconnect between our shock, hearing of 400-plus people literally baking to death in British Columbia (of all places!), against the plodding work of changing laws and policies.\u00a0(<\/strong>See this<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0on the challenges democracy faces in tackling climate change.)<\/p>\n

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June 2021 News Flash!<\/a> First, we want to thank those who wrote county planners asking for more environmental review of Nordic Aquafarms\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0proposed salmon farm on the Samoa Peninsula. Your input certainly prompted\u00a0the company\u2019s wise decision<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong>to complete an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) on its project. We hope the EIR will go a long way toward answering questions like how the salmon farm will satisfy its massive electricity demand, equivalent to a city roughly the size of Arcata, and in identifying other impacts and (we hope) adequate mitigations.\u00a0A top priority for 350 Humboldt is for the salmon farm to run entirely on renewable electricity,\u00a0<\/strong>though energy is only one among other concerns.<\/p>\n

May 2021 News Flash!<\/a> The spring weather also helped 350 Humboldt as we held our first in-person events in more than a year. On April 23 activists met at Chase Bank and the County Courthouse in Eureka to protest Chase\u2019s role as the world\u2019s largest corporate funder of fossil fuel projects.\u00a0<\/strong>Two weeks later 350 Humboldt supporters rallied at Arcata\u2019s Wells Fargo branch protesting that bank\u2019s financial support of the Line 3 project, a large oil sands pipeline being built in Minnesota.<\/p>\n

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\"\"April 2021 News Flash!<\/a> T<\/span>his coming week \u2014 the week of Earth Day \u2014 we’ve got some big climate events for you to join. Our first event comes up on<\/strong> Friday, April 23.<\/strong> At a safe social distance and masked, we\u2019ll meet at 4:30 PM on the sidewalk in front of Chase Bank in Eureka<\/strong> (337 F St). <\/strong>Chase is the largest funder of climate change in the world, lending more than $51 billion dollars to fossil fuel projects in 2020 alone. Our rally will make the point to Chase customers and the public that banking with Chase is banking on disaster.
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\"\"March 2021 News Flash!<\/a> Climate activism can sometimes seem like it\u2019s all about writing letters.<\/strong> Writing letters is vital to what we do. But many of us hunger for something more direct, more expressive, to give voice to our concern for the climate. <\/strong>Here are some ways to put your voice to work for the climate right here in Humboldt<\/span>.<\/p>\n

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\"\"February 2021 News Flash!<\/a> You’ve heard the saying \u201cThink globally, act locally.\u201d <\/strong><\/span>For months many of us wrote letters, sent texts and called prospective voters in Georgia and across the country.<\/strong> We thought and acted on a big scale, if not a global one, and we\u2019re beginning to see progress. But we can\u2019t neglect acting locally.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\"\" January 2021 News Flash!<\/a> January was named after Janus, the ancient Roman god associated with beginnings. He was often depicted with two faces so he could look both ahead and behind in time. Last Wednesday was a day when it might have felt as if we were looking both ahead and behind in time, <\/b>which began with the news that both Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff were victorious in Georgia. With the U.S. Senate going to Democratic hands, national climate legislation at last becomes possible.<\/b><\/p>\n

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\"\"December 2020 News Flash!<\/a> It\u2019s a wonderful relief that in a little more than six weeks Donald Trump will be our ex-president.<\/strong> Joe Biden\u2019s victory gives us a chance to reduce the peril we face from runaway climate change. That\u2019s something to celebrate! But a presidency in which climate progress is possible will challenge us to actually make it happen. The first hurdle is the battle in Georgia for the Senate.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\"\"November 2020 News Flash!<\/a> It’s just two days before the most important election of our lives so far.<\/strong> We want to thank many 350 Humboldt members for their work in getting out the vote. And we hope you’ll join us<\/strong> on Wednesday, November 4 for<\/strong> a<\/strong> Car\/Bike\/Skate Caravan,<\/strong> followed by a “Protect the Results” Rally <\/strong>at the Humboldt County Courthouse.<\/p>\n

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October 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 The stakes are high this November. <\/strong>Eminent climate scientist Michael Mann says a Trump victory would be \u201cgame over\u201d for the climate.<\/a> That\u2019s why this News Flash begins with what we can do in the final weeks before the November 3 election.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\"\" September 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 Read some hopeful news about how Humboldt County planners on Vehicle Miles Traveled, and how Caltrans has earmarked $100 million away from road projects and toward safety improvements for pedestrians and bicyclists. <\/strong><\/p>\n

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August 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 \"\"We want to give you a flash of some local news happening right now<\/i> on climate action<\/b> \u2014 and invite you to join other climate activists in helping make<\/i> the news.<\/b><\/p>\n

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July 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 You can\u2019t be a climate activist and not be aware of the drum beat of challenging news<\/span><\/strong> about our rapidly changing climate (see this<\/a>) and how it impacts people \u2014 particularly the poorest, youngest, and most vulnerable<\/a>. But this News<\/span> Flash<\/span> will focus on some good news<\/span> we\u2019ve noticed lately, of which there\u2019s been quite a bit.<\/p>\n

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June 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 This News<\/span> Flash<\/span> comes as America faces protests in response to a murderous racism <\/strong>directed at African-American and other non-white people. The video of a police officer with his knee on a dying man\u2019s neck betrayed the lack of conscience among many of those who hold power<\/strong> over people of color.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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May 2020 News Flash!<\/a> \u00a0 At our next Zoom meeting we\u2019ll discuss our involvement in getting out climate voters in November, and the campaign to stop the Jordan Cove gas pipeline in southern Oregon. <\/strong>Another topic is the Just Recovery campaign<\/strong>. You might think of this as the Green New<\/span> Deal, updated to Covid-19. A huge financial boost is needed nationally to support the unemployed as well as essential workers. We need to ensure that boost is both socially and climate friendly. 350 Humboldt has signed onto this campaign (see the Just Recovery website, here<\/a>). <\/strong><\/p>\n

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\"\" Earth Day 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0 With Earth Day coming up a week from today, <\/em><\/strong>we want to keep you up to date on climate change news and opportunities for your activism,<\/em> even as we shelter in place. <\/em>First, about<\/strong> this coming Earth Day. It\u2019s a big deal<\/strong> \u2014 fifty years since environmentalists pushed protecting the environment under President Nixon\u2019s nose.<\/p>\n

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\"\" News Flash for Social Distancing Times!<\/a>\u00a0We hope you\u2019re staying healthy and adapting to the strange reality of social distancing. Since we can\u2019t meet, we\u2019re trying to keep in touch with this News<\/span> Flash<\/span><\/i>.<\/b> Coronavirus news<\/span> can get old, so here are a few things you might find different and worthwhile. Believe it or not, good things still happen in a pandemic: Satellite images show sharp declines in nitrous oxides which generally rise and fall with carbon emissions. <\/b><\/p>\n

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\"\" March 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 350<\/span> Humboldt<\/span>\u2019s March 19 General Meeting is cancelled to reduce the risk of spreading coronavirus. <\/em><\/strong>We thank Donna Luckey for offering to talk about Project Drawdown at the meeting and hope we can reschedule her for a future General Meeting.<\/p>\n

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\"\"February 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 This month\u2019s News<\/span> Flash<\/span> highlights two important issues we’ll discuss at 350 Humboldt\u2019s General Meeting on Thursday, February<\/span> 20, 6 PM at El Chipotle<\/strong> restaurant at 850 Crescent Way in Arcata. <\/strong><\/p>\n

One is our participation in the national campaign<\/strong> to stem the tide of investment in fossil fuels<\/strong> by the wealthy. The other is the effort to bring climate-friendly buildings to Arcata <\/strong>\u2014 a city that\u2019s already declared a climate emergency but appears stalled in responding to it.<\/p>\n

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\u00a0 January 2020 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 The denial of Terra-Gen\u2019s proposed wind project means we won\u2019t have a large renewable energy project in Humboldt for five or more years. But that doesn\u2019t mean we can\u2019t find other ways to reduce our county’s carbon footprint. What those ways might be, and how 350 Humboldt can help push them forward, will be the focus of our General Meeting this Thursday, January<\/span> 16, 6 PM at El Chipotle restaurant, 850 Crescent Way in Arcata.
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\"\"<\/a>November 2019 News Flash!<\/a> With many dark households driven to buy diesel generators during the recent power shutoffs, a low-carbon \u201cIsland Humboldt\u201d seems an obvious winner. At this month’s general meeting we’ll hear about the campaign to steer Arcata away from natural gas in new<\/span> buildings.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\"\" October 2019 News Flash!<\/a>\u00a0 Come to our 350 general meeting this Thursday<\/strong>, October<\/span> 17, 6 PM at El Chipotle<\/strong> restaurant, 850 Crescent Way in Sunnybrae,<\/strong> to hear about biomass in Humboldt, and have an opportunity to register our opinion with Gov. Gavin Newsom<\/strong> on steps the state should take to reach its climate goals.<\/p>\n

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September 2019 News Flash!<\/a>Three items you\u2019ll want to hear about are: This Friday\u2019s International Climate Strike<\/em><\/strong> and local rallies; Redwood Coast Energy Authority<\/strong> (RCEA) planning our energy future; <\/strong>and <\/em>350 Humboldt\u2019s campaign to kick the natural gas habit.<\/em>
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\"\"August 2019 News Flash!<\/a> To get a preview of the local biomass controversy, we invite you to look at two papers written by local 350 volunteers<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a> \u00a0July 2019 News Flash!<\/a> The Redwood Coast Energy Authority gave a big boost for local renewable energy when it voted on June 27 to seek a power contract with Terra-Gen, as well as with two other renewable electricity producers <\/strong>in Fresno and Shasta counties.<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>\u00a0June 2019 News Flash!<\/a> You can lend your voice<\/strong> on Humboldt County\u2019s plan to reduce climate change<\/strong> by joining a meeting on the Climate Action Plan, led by Civic Spark Climate Fellow Connor McGuigan.<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>\u00a0May 2019 News Flash!<\/a> Terra-Gen\u2019s proposed wind farm would be the largest renewable energy development in Humboldt<\/span><\/strong>. It could displace the CO2 produced by 80,000 cars! But like any development, it\u2019s sure to cause some harm to the environment.<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>April 2019 N<\/strong>ews Flash! <\/strong><\/a>We\u2019ve worked for many months to convince the Redwood Coast Energy Authority to go to all-renewable electricity by 2025 \u2014 and on March 28 the RCEA board supported that goal in a unanimous vote! <\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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