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Check Out Toy Cycle, a New Platform for Families to Swap Toys, Aug 7 <ref>[https://www.shareable.net/blog/check-out-toy-cycle-a-new-platform-for-families-to-swap-toys @Shareable]</ref> | |||
Sacramento Nonprofit Sol Collective Uplifts Communities Through Art and Activism, Jun 28 <ref>[http://www.shareable.net/blog/sacramento-nonprofit-sol-collective-uplifts-communities-through-art-and-activism @Shareable]</ref> | Sacramento Nonprofit Sol Collective Uplifts Communities Through Art and Activism, Jun 28 <ref>[http://www.shareable.net/blog/sacramento-nonprofit-sol-collective-uplifts-communities-through-art-and-activism @Shareable]</ref> |
Revision as of 17:06, 14 August 2017
CASwiki news articles have a focus on news of community action for sustainability. This article is an offshoot from CASwiki's California article and is for news and comment in that context. 2017Check Out Toy Cycle, a New Platform for Families to Swap Toys, Aug 7 [1] Sacramento Nonprofit Sol Collective Uplifts Communities Through Art and Activism, Jun 28 [2] Bay Area Nonprofit Project Equity Transforms Businesses Into Worker-Owned Cooperatives, Apr 17 [3] How Community Members Started a Warming Shelter Program in California, Feb 6 [4] Cool Block Shows How Neighborhoods Can Create Climate Resilience, Jan 11 [5] Palo Alto Residents Share Dishware to Reduce Waste, Build Community, Jan 5 [6] How free solar panels for the poor are ushering California toward a carbon-free future, Jan 2 [7] 2016These Workers are Celebrating 20 Years of Shared Bread and Shared Ownership, Dec 19 [8] For Homeless in Santa Cruz, California, Garden Project Offers Hope, Stability, and Jobs, Dec 12 [9] California Law Recognizes Meadows and Forests as Water Infrastructure, Oct 4 [10] California Seed Sharing Bill Signed into Law, Sep 14 [11] California is about to find out what a truly radical climate policy looks like, Aug 29 [12] Nation’s first K-8 urban farm school teaches kids how to grow their own food, Aug 1 [13] The County-By-County Fight Against Fracking In California Had A Good Night On Tuesday, Jul 20 [14] Harvest Club Looks to Backyard Groves to Feed the Hungry, May 25 [15] How Transition Palo Alto Brings Sharing and Community to Silicon Valley, Apr 25 [16] 2015The successful Black Urban Growers conference, November 22 [17] Energy Democracy: Inside Californians' Game-Changing Plan for Community-Owned Power, November 16 [18] University of California Begins Fossil Fuel Divestment, September 10 [19] The Nation’s Most Populous State Just Voted To Divest From Coal, September 3 [20] Davis, California – the American city which fell in love with the bicycle, August 3 [21] California passes ambitious laws on emissions and energy efficiency, June 4 [22] California Drought Tests History of Endless Growth, April 4 [23] 2014California Becomes First State To Ban Single-Use Plastic Bags, September 30 [24] Governor Jerry Brown signs California's Neighborhood Food Act, and several other bills seeking to promote local and sustainable food systems in California, September 29 [25] California Experiencing Most Severe Drought Ever Recorded, August 1 [26] Pasadena ShareFest Goes Big, June 3 [27] Oakland will upgrade 30,000 street lights with GE LED fixtures, May 7 [28] California City Becomes First To Vote To Ban Fracking, April 24 [29] How A Well-Being Index For Cities Is Taking Shape In California, March 31 [30] Living with Climate Change: Joanne Poyourow in Los Angeles, March 2 [31] 5 Shocking Drought Facts to Make You Rethink the Golden State, Febraury 14 [32] As Drought Persists, 17 California Communities Almost Out Of Water, January 29 [33] California added more rooftop solar capacity in 2013 than in the past 30 years combined! January 8 [34] 2013Legalizing Sustainability? Santa Monica Recognizes Rights of Nature, April 11 [35] Santa Monica street goes green with bike-friendliness, January 13 [36] 2011Nevada City Energy Solutions Task Force Report Accepted by City Council, [37] March 17 2009California Energy Commission approves the nation's first energy efficiency standards for televisions, [38] November 18 California decree requires electricity companies to generate a third of their power from renewable sources by 2020, [39] September 12 Government shuts off water to California farms in controversial effort to help threatened species, [40] August 13 Warming climate threatens California fruit and nut production, [41] July 21 California in drought emergency, [42] February 28 A solar deal to put mirrors in the Mojave, [43] February 11 2008Berkeley approves city-backed loans for solar panels, [44] September 17 California offers rebates for alternative fuel vehicles, [45] April 3 Dam removal proposal for Klamath River, [46] January 17 |
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