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Our Endorsements for the June 3rd Election have been posted. Please
click on the link and Vote Environment in June!
 Victory in Pittsburg! A major defeat for developers occured last week when the Pittsburg city council
refused to adopt development plans for the Pittsburg Hills. But this was just the first round and this fight
is far from over. To find out more contact
or call (510) 848-0800 x 306
Money in Politics Forum What are clean and fair elections and how do they work in other places?
Sunday, June 1, 2:00 - 4:00 pm
San Francisco Main Public Library
100 Larkin Street
Latino/Hispanic Room, downstairs
Join us for a lively and informative discussion on the problems with big money in politics and possible
solutions.
Energy and Global Warming Campaign Please join us and help build support for renewable energy.
Marin
Every Sunday, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
San Rafael Civic Center Farmer's Market
10 Avenue of the Flags
San Francisco
Every Saturday, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Noe Valley farmers market
3861 24th Street
Every Sunday, 12:00 - 3:00 pm
18th and Castro
We're Hiring!! We have several positions open at this time. Please visit our jobs
page to view current openings.
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 Senator Carole Migden wins Environmental
Stewardship Award The San Francisco Bay Chapter honors
State Senator Carole Migden with the Environmental Stewardship Award for her outstanding accomplishments in
protecting the environment of the Bay Area and of the State of California.
Read the details here.
Stop New Fossil Fuel Plants in San Francisco San Francisco wants to
build two new fossil fuel power plants. With the crisis of catastrophic climate change, the last thing we
should be doing is burning more polluting fossil fuels.
Please visit our Stop New Fossil Fuel Plants page and send an email to the
Mayor and Supervisors. It's easy! Everything is done for you! Without a public outcry, the City will build
these power plants that will use fossil fuels for years to come.
Bus Rapid Transit in Berkeley Berkeley needs a good local transportation plan to meet future demands.
Bus Rapid Transit has great potential to reduce global warming pollution, reduce car use, and ease
congestion on our streets. Please
send a message to Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates to support Bus Rapid Transit!
Stop Trash Pollution in the Bay! The SF Bay Regional Water Control Board does not require real limits on trash
discharge. Let the Board know that the trash in our creeks and Bay are unacceptable.
Please take a few minutes to
sign the
petition.
The Sierra Club San Francisco Bay Chapter offers hundreds
of ways to learn about environmental issues and have fun! Find
some in the Calendar
of Activities, and others on the pages for local
groups and activities
sections, especially the Hiking section
Conservation Campaigns
of the San Francisco Bay Chapter. Stay informed and keep up-to-date on all the active
issues of the Bay Chapter.
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