How important is BlackRock’s climate announcement?
The world’s biggest asset manager, whose name, BlackRock, is apropos to their level of fossil fuel financing, just made a…
The world’s biggest asset manager, whose name, BlackRock, is apropos to their level of fossil fuel financing, just made a…
To close out 2019, we wanted to do something special. It’s not just the end of the year — it’s…
Last night, Trump signed two new executive orders limiting states’ powers to stop destructive oil and gas pipelines and other fossil fuel projects — which means the clock is ticking for Governor Cuomo to step in and stop the Williams pipeline.
As 350.org’s Fossil Free Campaigner for NY State, Cata Elisabeth Romo (they/them) is organizing a series of Climate Accountability Forums across New York. Each forum is being accompanied by an art build for the ongoing project “Places in Struggle,” a collection of grassroots-created art depicting places of sentimental value threatened by climate change.
A year ago today, New York City made an historic announcement that it would divest from fossil fuels. Since then, our city and state have continued to make strides towards a Fossil Free New York—and 2019 only promises more to come.