We cannot create a sustainable and climate-conscious world without addressing the harm and violence that comes from systematic racism and inequality towards black and minority communities.

We believe the views and information presented in Planet of the Humans are outdated, out of context, and presented in bad faith.

By looking at the global climate crisis through the lens of the current pandemic, taking into account governmental and individual responses, we can use this opportunity to form a plan of action for the future.

The investment and financial community now appears to be taking the potential risks involved with fossil fuel investments very seriously, leading many investors to explore ways to “decarbonize” their portfolios.

As 2019 comes to a close, the Team at 350 Chicago is reflecting on its accomplishments over the past year and looking ahead to great things in store for 2020.

350 Chicago has set a goal to raise $2,500 in just 24 hours!

To remain below a 2° increase in global warming, we have to invest a great deal of research and development into replacing “the last 50%” of dirty energy.

Join 350 Chicago and the DePaul University Institute for Nature and Culture for an evening of discussion on Deep Decarbonization with Professor George Crabtree.

Social activist, filmmaker, and bestselling author Naomi Klein will be discussing her new book On Fire: The Burning Case for a Green New Deal with 33rd Ward Alderman Rossana Rodriguez at the Music Box Theater.

Want to take action? Join us in Chicago's Grant Park for the Global Climate Strike on September 20th, 2019.

Join 350 Chicago on August 24th, 2019 as we host solar vendor and ISEA member GRNE Solar for an educational presentation on residential and commercial solar energy.

A film by National Geographic exploring the moral, spiritual, and economic necessity of fighting the climate crisis.