Introducing the 350 Team: Judit Varga
Hi dear 350 beliver and friends. My name is Judit Varga. I have been working with 350.org since May of 2008.
Hi dear 350 beliver and friends. My name is Judit Varga. I have been working with 350.org since May of 2008.
One of our 350.org headquarters offices is based here in Burlington, Vermont, USA.
Al Gore’s call for a ten-year transition to carbon-free electricity raises the bar to the right place.
Is Climate Change somebody else’s problem?
Agera nu för 350 ppm!
Idag, fredag, under Fredrik Reinfeldts tal i Almedalen vecklade aktivister från Klimax och Planka.nu ut banderoller med budskapet “350 ppm”.
The climate movement is heating up down under.
Hello 350 supporters!!
I think I’ve heard Bill McKibben speak more times than I have fingers and toes at this point.
Here’s a new article by Bill McKibben recently published in The Christian Century
Our friends at WEDO (Women’s Environment and Development Organization) recently published a study entitled “Gender, Climate Change, and Human Security.” WEDO is doing very important work highlighti
Over the next few days and weeks we’re going to provide a bit more of an introduction to who we are — the 350.org coordinating team.
The newspapers reported today that G-8 leaders had reached an agreement of sorts on cutting global warming emissions by half by mid-century.
Last week we asked 350ers to take action on climate by sending a message to the leaders of the 8 richest countries in the world — those nations are respon
Two of our organizing team just finished up a trip to Japan to help build the 350 movement in Asia – take a look at our report:
True, I’m an American. But I spent the 4th of July in Beijing, talking over video to a big United Nations conference in Tokyo, about the most important number in the world.
I’m writing this from Japan, and I’ve got news to share: the world is waking up to the climate crisis.
For many, the high point of the Tallberg Forum might have been former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan playing the congas–and he did rock.
We’re not much in the way of policy wonks here at 350.org headquarters.
Feel like you’re always moving too fast? Next time your in Tokyo, take the chance to slow down at a unique cafe on the outskirts of the city.