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Newsom Climate Justice Demo, September 28

September 23, 2021

Tell Governor Newsom:  The recall is over but the fight for Climate Justice is not!

Join climate, environment, and public health advocates to start the clock on Governor Newsom’s post-recall climate justice agenda with a demonstration on the steps of the Capitol Building in Sacramento.

As the public health cost of California’s rapidly worsening wildfire season mounts, the countdown to COP26 represents a new urgency for Governor Newsom to take action and end our state’s biggest contribution to greenhouse gas emissions: fossil fuel extraction.

Come to Sacramento to call on Governor Newsom to STOP issuing new fossil fuel permits, DROP existing production through a just transition, and ROLL out 2,500-f00t health and safety setbacks.

Sponsored by Last Chance Alliance, Food & Water Watch-California, Center for Biological Diversity, Oil and Gas Action Network, and allies including 350 Sacramento, 350 Bay Area, Fossil Free CA, and more.

RSVP on Facebook here, or on the Action Network page here.

 

WHEN

Tuesday, September 28, 12 PM

WHERE

California State Capitol
North Steps near 11th and L

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Our Mission: Don’t Mourn, Organize!

The Sunflower Alliance consists of grassroots individuals and organizations committed to environmental justice and the health and safety of  San Francisco Bay Area communities threatened by toxic pollution and climate disruption.  We’re an all-volunteer group helping to build an equitable and regenerative economy—fueled by renewable energy, love of Mother Earth, and the vigorous pursuit of justice.  Let’s go!

 

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