Local Action for Global Problems
Let SFV Climate Reality help you be the change you want to see in the world!
Check out the Bee the Change section each month for simple action items you can take to help solve the climate crisis.
Every step, big and small, gets us closer to a healthier planet.
Check in at the next chapter meeting and let us know how it went!
Looking for a previous month's actions? Check out our Bee The Change archive for each past month's BTC list:
February 2022: Growing Resilience: Native Plants & Climate Change
January 2022: New Year, New Goal: Zero Waste
November 2021: Rights of Nature
October 2021: Recycling Check-in
September 2021: Decarbonize Your Home
August 2021: Support Wildlife and Biodiversity
July 2021: Get to Know Your Legislators
June 2021: Live Well and Spark A Climate Revolution
June Actions
Inspired by our June guest speakers Simon Dewdu from LADWP and LA City Councilmember Nithya Raman (CD4), here are 3 ways you can support a just transition to 100% renewable energy in Los Angeles by 2030:
1. Share Your Voice
LADWP is making a concerted effort to include Angelenos, especially in frontline communities, in the decision-making process to ensure a just transition to 100% renewable energy. Take this quick survey to voice your opinion with the LADWP. Click Here for survey.
2. Support Frontline Communities
As part of the Justice40 Initiative, the transition to renewable energy must include and benefit frontline communities. Communities for a Better Environment is one organization supporting and advocating for frontline communities. Click Here for more information about how to get involved.
3. Make The Switch
Electrification is the future. Help jump start the switch to renewable energy by dumping gas and switching to an all electronic home. Click Here for tips and more information.
Additional Resources:
Read more about the Justice40 Initiative, our Federal Government's goal that 40% of the overall benefits of certain Federal investments flow to disadvantaged communities that are marginalized, underserved, and overburdened by pollution.
Read more about the LA100 100% Renewable Energy Study and the LA100 Equity Strategies here.
