Taking action on climate change in Corvallis and surrounding communities.
Hi everyone, I’m sitting in the Great Hall at Chicago Union Station. We’ve been in Chicago since about 3pm. I had a great dinner with Angela, Patricia and Sheryl and then we had a fun walk along the canal up…
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Hi everyone, I’m up early to finish this blog after a second night on the People’s Climate Train. We’re on the Amtrak California Zephyr from Emeryville to Chicago arriving at 9:30pm today (Wednesday). Then we transfer to the Amtrak Lake…
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NYC People’s Climate March – travel day 3 (9/15/14) It’s 9pm Monday September 15th as I start writing today’s blog. There’s no Internet connection on the train so I’m typing this on my bluetooth keyboard connected to my iPhone. I’ll…
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Hi everyone, this is the first of hopefully daily blogs during travel to New York for the People’s Climate March and then backpacking travel in Europe where I plan to connect with climate activists, Unitarian Universalists, and those involved in…
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Since 350 Corvallis first formed in December of 2012, we have been evolving. The process has mostly happened organically, just taking it as it comes and adjusting things accordingly. We have identified two major areas that people have already been…
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Tuesday April 1st, 7pm OSU, Burt Hall Rm 193 (across from the Beanery) Climate researcher and writer, David Kroodsma will be paying Corvallis a visit for a book signing and slide show of his incredible journey documented in his book,…
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More than 225 people turned out for the first Corvallis Climate Summit on Sunday afternoon in an effort to connect and collaborate on new ways Corvallis can be a national leader in slowing greenhouse gas emissions. The summit was an…
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I usually think of faith in terms of religious belief, and not being a religious person I’ve never considered myself a “person of faith”. However I am finding that I’ve discovered a kind of faith that’s important to my work…
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Fossil fuel divestment campaigns have been making the news as more people have been asking their University endowments, and local governments to remove investments from fossil fuel companies. Excited by announcements by other Oregon cities like Portland and Eugene, and…
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This Saturday, climate action groups around the Pacific Northwest will converge at the Columbia River in Vancouver, WA, to protest pressure to increase fossil fuel exportation. Blockading efforts to export coal and other dirty fuels could help keep such fuels…
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